Equipment for the Next Generation of Pharmaceutical Compounding
Tablet presses, powder processing, homogenization, filling, containment, packaging and pharmaceutical production equipment selected for real-world compounding and scale-up.
NEED FORMULATION DEVELOPMENT? →From Formula to Production
TPH bridges the gap between formulation development and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
DEVELOP
Formulation and process development
SCALE
Pilot equipment and process optimization
PRODUCE
Production-scale equipment and automation
PACKAGE
Filling, packaging, printing and inspection
Shop by Equipment
View all equipment categories →Tablet Manufacturing
Powder Processing
Liquid & Semisolid Processing
Filling & Dispensing Systems
Capsule Manufacturing
Specialty Dosage Forms (Troches / ODT)
Containment & Controlled Environments
Cleanroom & Facility Equipment
Pharmaceutical Packaging
Pharmaceutical Quality Control
Material Handling
Browse Equipment by Scale
10–1,000 units
Small footprint, flexible equipment designed for formulation development.
500–25,000 units
Equipment designed to establish a repeatable manufacturing process before commercial expansion.
Higher throughput
Designed for higher-throughput compounding and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Equipment Across the Production Workflow
TABLET MANUFACTURING
Compression, dedusting, metal detection and tablet testing
EXPLORE CATEGORY →Equipment Selected by People Who Actually Compound
Equipment selection should not begin with a catalog. It should begin with understanding the formulation, batch size, process and production objective.
Our experience in pharmaceutical compounding and formulation development allows us to evaluate equipment from the perspective of the people who actually use it.
- 01Powder containment hood
- 02Balance
- 03Sifter
- 04Blender
- 05Tablet press
- 06Deduster
- 07Metal detector
- 08Tablet tester
- 09Packaging equipment
- 10Labeling system
Don't Have a Production-Ready Formulation Yet?
Our formulation-development group can assist with formulation development, excipient selection, dosage-form optimization, prototype production, compression trials, process development, scale-up, packaging evaluation, stability-program planning and technology transfer.
Visit formulation development →What Are You Producing?
