R&D Tablet Presses
Formulation & Small-Scale Production - increased versatility - increased safety - increased productivity - increased flexibility
Exchangeable Compression Module - all parts in contact with the product, including the tooling, are encapsulated inside the closed ECM. The ECM can easily be removed from the machine in a fast and contained manner, completely eliminating the need for cleaning of the inside of the press. This results in an extremely short product change-over in 30 minutes.
The NexGen Press® with bi-layer ECM enables continuous bi-layer tableting on a small scale. It is the perfect solution to your bi-layer formulation development, clinical trial and other small-scale production needs.
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NexGen Press® 30
Combining the best features of the MODUL-P and PERFORMA-P, the NexGen Press® 30 is ideally suited for formulation development, clinical trial production and small batch/multi-product production. It is modular by design and can be configured to fit specific applications, such as bi-layer compression, MUPS, micro-tablets, OEB levels from 1 to 5, wi...
NexGen Press® range
Featuring an innovative design that promotes operator (and environmental) safety and ease of use, the NexGen Press® range is modular, intuitive and cost-effective to run, combining unrivaled containment with fast product changeovers and the best price-performance tableting system..
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