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Rotor mill Pin Mill
pharmaceutical industrylaboratorymechanical

rotor mill
rotor mill
rotor mill
rotor mill
rotor mill
rotor mill
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Characteristics

Technology
rotor
Applications
pharmaceutical industry, laboratory
Other characteristics
mechanical, tabletop, on casters

Description

Mechanical milling remains an important formulation step in the pharmaceutical industry, typically best suited to delivering uniform particle sizes above 20 microns. Whether your drug is in development, starting clinical trials, or ready for commercial production, FPS mills can deliver a mechanical milling solution that consistently achieves this, enhancing particle homogeneity, distribution uniformity, compound bioavailability and solubility. From ensuring proper blend uniformity to optimizing release profiles, our mechanical milling operations provide superior pharmaceutical results. This mill provides a uniform particle size without the need for screens. Particle size reduction takes place between two plates containing pins — one stationary and one rotating. Mechanical milling with a pin design can provide a smaller particle size than a hammer mill. The size reduction of the product is considered function of the following parameters: the product being processed, with its chemical and physical properties; the rotating speed; the product feed rate into the milling chamber, that defines the quantity of product inside the milling chamber; the process temperature. The system can be executed with di erent option such as: cryogenic manifold for controlled temperature milling; ATEX version of the equipment; charging by pneumatic transport systems; packing off stations with weighting control; integration in barrier isolator systems.

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