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apply We rum's expertise to its own production control and monitoring technologies. Catalent to expand in Kansas City KANSAS CITY, MO—Catalent Pharma Solutions plans to invest more than $30 million at its site here and create more than 230 jobs. The 450,000-square-foot plant, acquired from Aptuit in 2011, offers a range of services related to clinical trials, including comparator sourcing, man- ufacturing, and project management. Rexam to sell pharma device, packaging business LONDON, UK—Rexam plans to sell its pharmaceutical devices and prescription retail packaging divi- sions to Montague Private Equity for $805 million. The company is also seeking to sell its closures and con- tainers business, which makes plastic bottles for over-the-counter products. Gamlen Tableting selects distributors in Europe, Japan NOTTINGHAM, UK—Gamlen Tableting entered into partnership with ATG Scientific, Oxford, UK, to sell the company's GTP-1 benchtop tablet press in Europe. In January, Gamlen named Nihon Validation Technologies its exclusive distributor in Japan. Tablets & Capsules March 2014 47 Dust collection system controller Touch-screen controller lets you monitor and control all dust collector and associated equipment functions. It can be used with Farr Gold Series dust collectors or other types of col- lectors integrated with motor starter or variable-frequency drive package. Built-in differential pressure sensor monitors primary filter pressure drop. Four analog inputs monitor sec- ondary filter and other devices, e.g., leak detectors, flow meters, and compressed-air pressure monitors. Six digital inputs enable you to monitor hopper level, smoke detector, remote cleaning system, and other functions. Controller's four relay outputs can operate remote alarms to signal faults in any digital or analog inputs or from internal device. Unit's 4- to 20-milliampere output can monitor airflow remotely or pass through analog input to remote location. Controller can also monitor fan's power consumption and log data to characterize system performance in multiple languages. Camfil Air Pollution Control, Jonesboro, AR. Tel. 870 933 8048 Fax 870 933 8381 www.farrapc.com calendar April Atomization and Spray Techno - logy: Focus on Spray Drying. April 9 in Madison, WI. Conducted by University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Engineering Profes - sional Development. Tel. 800 462 0876. Fax 608 263 3160. Website: epdweb.engr.wisc.edu. FIP Pharmaceutical Sciences World Congress. April 13-16 in Mel - bourne, Australia. Conducted by In - ter national Pharmaceutical Federa - tion. Tel. +31 703 021 982. Fax +31 703 021 998. Website: www.fip.org. Annual Training Program on the Formulation & Process Develop - ment for Oral Dosage Forms. April 21-25 in Princeton, NJ. Conducted by Pharmaceutical Technologies International. Tel. 908 864 0555. Fax 908 864 0556. Website: www.pt- int.com. Current Practices in Solid Dos - age Processing. April 29-May 1 in Ramsey, NJ. Conducted by Glatt Air Techniques. Tel. 201 825 8700. Fax 201 825 0389. Website: www.glatt- training.com. ExcipientFest Americas. April 29- 30 in Raleigh, NC. Presented by IPEC-Americas. Tel. 787 714 3000. Fax 787 714 6000. Website: www. excipientfest.com. Granulation, Tableting, and Cap - sule Technology. April 30-May 1 in Malvern, PA. Conducted by Center for Professional Innovation & Edu - cation. Tel. 610 688 1708. Website: www.cfpie.com. supplier news Camfil to acquire Handte JONESBORO, AR—The parent company of Camfil Air Pollution Control agreed to buy Germany's Handte Umwelttechnik and its oper- ations in Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and China. Camfil plans to incorporate Handte's dust collectors, mist collectors, and wet scrubbers into its own line of equipment. Körber to buy Werum IT CLEARWATER, FL—Körber plans to buy all shares of Werum IT Solutions, Lüneburg, Germany, which specializes in manufacturing execution software for the pharma- ceutical industry. Körber plans to m-IndInnovBN_46-47_Masters 3/5/14 10:36 AM Page 47