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36 April 2016 Tablets & Capsules Perforated-pan coating systems Perfima perforated-pan coating system applies film and sugar coatings to batches that are 25 to 100 percent of capacity without changing drum. Position and dimensions of outlet air duct ensure uniform tablet drying. Spray guns mounted on adjustable sliding support arm include anti-bearding cap to prevent clogs. Baffles are at center and have same shape as those in GS solid-wall coaters to ensure thorough mixing. Effecta perforated-pan coating system uses wave-shaped baf- fles to ensure effective spray application and mixing. Both sys- tems are easy to scale up, provide high containment, conserve energy, and can include CIP systems. Company also offers Mylab R&D coaters and fluid-bed granulators. IMA North America, Leominster, MA. Tel. 978 537 8534 www.ima-pharma.com Batch mixer-coater Model MX-1-SSJ miniature rotary batch mixer coats as much as 1 cubic foot of tablets in 1 to 3 minutes as it heats or cools the batch. Internal spray line distributes liquid coating over wide area of moving tablets. Mixer coats batches of 15 to 100 percent of capac- ity. Jacketed drum connects to oil, steam, or chiller system. Widely spaced internal flights simplify access and pol- ished welds ease cleaning. Batches dis- charge completely though stationary spout, leaving no residue and allowing you to sanitize vessel quickly and with- out using tools. Mixer also blends dry pharma and nutraceutical ingredients without liquid addition. Munson Machinery, Utica, NY. Tel. 315 797 0090 www.munsonmachinery.com Granulator-coater Innojet Ventilus V 2.5 granulator-coater processes particles of 10 microns to 30 millimeters in diameter, including powders, granules, pellets, tablets, capsules, and other free-flowing bulk materials. Machine reduces processing time by as much as 25 percent compared to traditional processes and can reduce coating usage by 10 to 15 percent. It processes batches of 250 to 2,500 milliliters and handles materials gently. Process air is controlled by unit's Orbiter booster, which comprises over- lapping circular plates. Controlled airflow ensures accurate control of product movement and precise application of liquids. Production-scale versions handle batches of 60 to 1,500 liters. Romaco North American, Hamilton, NJ. Tel. 609 584 2500 www.romaco.com

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