Niro Pharma Systems is launching a new tablet-coating system that promises to achieve a step forward in the evenness of tablet coating and make the production of small batches for R&D more cost-effective.
The firm's SuperCell Coating Technology is designed to accurately deposit coating materials on tablets, "even if they are friable or hygroscopic," and can handle batch sizes as little as 30gr. A spokesman for the company said that the system, due for its first official unveiling in Europe at the upcoming Interpack exhibition, is in the latter stages of development.
NPS claims that conventional methods of tablet-coating have inconsistent and imperfect results, leading to no regular results which can affect the behavior of the tablet. This can impart an element of variability that gains in significance if a small run of tablets is being produced for clinical trials.
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