Equipment by Application

EIGHT DOSAGE FORMS — SELECT ONE TO JUMP TO ITS SECTION

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  Tablets

  Compressed solid doses where powder flow, compressibility and tooling drive equipment choice.

  Weigh → Sift → Blend → Compress → Dedust → Test → Package

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  Capsules

  Powder or pellet fills dosed into hard capsules, where fill-weight consistency is central.

  Weigh → Sift → Blend → Fill → Polish → Inspect → Package

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  Creams

  Emulsions produced by controlled heating, mixing and homogenization before tube or jar filling.

  Weigh → Heat → Mix → Homogenize → Deaerate → Fill → Seal

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  Gels

  Viscous single-phase systems that need low-shear mixing, deaeration and accurate filling.

  Weigh → Disperse → Mix → Deaerate → Fill → Seal

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  Liquids

  Solutions and suspensions prepared in tanks, filtered where required and filled into bottles.

  Weigh → Mix → Filter → Hold → Fill → Cap → Label

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  Troches

  Molded lozenges made by melting a base, incorporating actives and filling molds.

  Weigh → Blend → Melt → Mold → Cool → Demold → Package

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  ODT

  Orally disintegrating tablets, typically formed by direct dosing into blisters or by compression.

  Weigh → Blend → Dose → Dry → Seal → Inspect

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  Powders

  Oral or topical powders where particle size, blending uniformity and dosing accuracy matter.

  Weigh → Mill → Sift → Blend → Fill → Seal

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Process sequences shown are representative planning examples, not universal or validated manufacturing instructions. Equipment needs and process steps vary by formulation and regulatory requirements.