Offering an unrivaled range of tableting technologies, GEA’s portfolio includes powder handling, granulating, drying, compression and coating equipment for both batch and continuous manufacturing applications, as well as a variety of solutions for contained processing
Because our products are designed and built with system integration in mind, no matter which type of oral solid dosage (OSD) form you need to produce, we can help you to select the optimal solution.
By embracing digitalization, modularization, holistic product innovation and sustainability, we can supply both standard and custom-configured lines to suit specific projects. For example, fluid bed dryers and coaters can be combined with top- or bottom-drive high shear mixer/granulators, wet and dry milling facilities, product handling systems, binder and coating preparation units, filtration units and/or tablet presses. Furthermore, safety, containment, product flow and building requirements are fully incorporated for optimum process efficiency.
The Future of Pharmaceutical Production
With a stronger focus on efficiency, Industry 4.0 and the environment, the pharmaceutical industry is evolving. GEA is committed to transforming tomorrow with better processes and has enthusiastically embraced these themes. For example, when the industry embraced continuous manufacturing to improve efficiencies and product quality, GEA was already bringing process-ready technology to the market.
And when it comes to digitalization, we’ve been innovating for years and bringing new services to customers, such as our virtual reality (VR)-based training modules. Ongoing product innovation, making our equipment better for the user and the planet, ensures that when you invest in a GEA process line, you’re making the right choice.
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Analytical, in-line control & measurement devices
Combining process monitoring using online analyzers, together with solid process engineering principles and advanced process modelling techniques will enable processes to be actively controlled in order to compensate for input variations.
CIP/SIP Solutions
Innovative CIP concepts of GEA meet comprehensive high standards. Our experts guarantee product safety at every point of the process. Every upgrade is adapted to individual local conditions and customer requirements and leads to noticeable savings.
Contained Materials Handling Systems
Contained Materials Handling solutions for Primary and Secondary Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare. With extensive experience within the generics sector, supply a wide range of technologies and equipment that improve and enhance the efficiency and performance of Oral Solid Dosage production.
Continuous Direct Compression Line
The ConsiGma® DC for direct compression is the latest expansion of GEA's continuous portfolio for cost effective, compact, high yield manufacturing systems. It offers a robust and flexible manufacturing method for a wide range of products.
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