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    Unveiling tablet structural changes: A micro computed tomography analysis of aqueous coating effects

    Unveiling tablet structural changes: A micro computed tomography analysis of aqueous coating effects

    Papers - 05/01/2025 - by Davide D’Angelo, Eride Quarta, Gianluca Bazzoli, Annalisa Bianchera, Ruggero Bettini
    Aqueous solvent-based tablet coating is a well-established, environmentally sustainable alternative to coatings with organic solvents. However, this approach necessitates careful assessment of potential quality concerns, such as increased porosity and …
    Using in-line measurement and statistical analyses to predict tablet properties compressed using a Styl’One compaction simulator: A high shear wet granulation study

    Using in-line measurement and statistical analyses to predict tablet properties compressed using a STYL’One compaction simulator: A high shear wet granulation study

    Papers - 16/12/2024 - by Issa Munu, Andrei L. Nicusan, Jason Crooks, Kendal Pitt, Christopher Windows-Yule, Andrew Ingram
    High shear wet granulation (HSWG) is a widely adopted method in tablet manufacturing due to its benefits, including improved flowability, enhanced powder handling, optimized process runtime, controlled size distribution, and …
    Defects in tablet production KORSCH

    Understanding the powder compression phase - and avoiding tablet defects

    White Papers - 14/10/2024 -
    From Vincent Mazel, 19.06.2024The tableting process looks simple, but is complex and irreversible: the University of Bordeaux is learning together with the tableting specialists.Expert in physics and mechanics, highly regarded …
    Compaction simulator & scientist

    Compaction simulation with KORSCH and MEDELPHARM

    Newsfeeds - 18/09/2024 -
    Compaction simulation technology plays a critical role in developing pharmaceutical dosage forms for high-speed tablet production. MEDELPHARM's STYL’One compaction simulators optimize the blend of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and excipients, …
    Impact of unloading kinematics on the occurrence of capping during the production of pharmaceutical tablets

    Impact of unloading kinematics on the occurrence of capping during the production of pharmaceutical tablets

    Papers - 10/06/2022 - by J. Meynard, F. Amado-Becker, P. Tchoreloff, V. Mazel
    Capping, a common defect in pharmaceutical tablet manufacturing, has been associated with a decrease in the unloading speed during the manufacturing cycle, as indicated by several studies. Building on this …
    Characterization of the viscoelasticity of pharmaceutical tablets using impulse excitation technique

    Characterization of the viscoelasticity of pharmaceutical tablets using impulse excitation technique

    Papers - 05/02/2022 - by J. Meynard, F. Amado-Becker, P. Tchoreloff, V. Mazel
    The production of pharmaceutical tablets involves different types of presses, each with distinct compaction kinematics. Consequently, the strain rate sensitivity (SRS) of the powders used becomes a crucial property in …
    Characterization of tableting speed-dependent deformation properties of active pharmaceutical ingredients in powder mixtures using uut-of-die method

    Characterization of tableting speed-dependent deformation properties of active pharmaceutical ingredients in powder mixtures using uut-of-die method

    Papers - 01/12/2021 - by Daisuke Mizunaga, Mika Koseki, Naoki Kamemoto, Satoru Watano
    This study investigated a quantitative evaluation method to assess the impact of tableting speed on the compression properties of pharmaceutical powders. Cilostazol and ibuprofen served as active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), …
    Lamination of pharmaceutical tablets: classification and influence of process parameters

    Lamination of pharmaceutical tablets: classification and influence of process parameters

    Papers - 23/10/2021 - by V. Mazel, P. Tchoreloff
    The occurrence of lamination is a prevalent issue in the pharmaceutical tablet manufacturing process, representing a failure of the tablet along one or more planes parallel to the surface and …
    Use of impulse excitation technique for the characterization of the elastic anisotropy of pharmaceutical tablets

    Use of impulse excitation technique for the characterization of the elastic anisotropy of pharmaceutical tablets

    Papers - 10/08/2021 - by J. Meynard, F. Amado-Becker, P. Tchoreloff, V. Mazel
    Capping and lamination are common defects encountered in the pharmaceutical tablet manufacturing process. Numerous studies have indicated that tablet anisotropy can contribute to the occurrence of such defects. This study …
    Effect of the compaction parameters on the final structure and properties of a press-coated tablet (Tab-in-Tab): Experimental and numerical study of the influence of core and shell dimensions

    Effect of the compaction parameters on the final structure and properties of a press-coated tablet (Tab-in-Tab): Experimental and numerical study of the influence of core and shell dimensions

    Papers - 01/03/2021 - by Léo Picart, Vincent Mazel, Aline Moulin, Pierre Tchoreloff
    With the growing interest in chronopharmaceutics, press-coated tablets have emerged as a pivotal technology in the realm of modified release drug delivery systems. While considerable research has explored their advantages …
    Applicability of impulse excitation technique as a tool to characterize the elastic properties of pharmaceutical tablets: Experimental and numerical study

    Applicability of impulse excitation technique as a tool to characterize the elastic properties of pharmaceutical tablets: Experimental and numerical study

    Papers - 16/09/2020 - by Vincent Mazel, Pierre Tchoreloff
    Elastic properties play a crucial role in tablet development, particularly in formulating the composition and defining process parameters. This article introduces impulse excitation as an innovative, rapid, and cost-effective technology …
    Compression of vectors for small interfering RNAs delivery: toward oral administration of siRNA lipoplexes in tablet forms

    Compression of vectors for small interfering RNAs delivery: toward oral administration of siRNA lipoplexes in tablet forms

    Papers - 06/04/2020 - by Virginie Busignies, Danielle Campiol Arruda, Christine Charrueau, Marcela Coelho Silva Ribeiro, Anne-Marie Lachagès, Angelo Malachias, Stéphanie Finet, Asad Ur Rehman, Pascal Bigey, Pierre Tchoreloff, Virginie Escriou
    Presently, the majority of nonviral nucleic acid vectors are formulated as colloidal suspensions primarily administered parenterally. This formulation and administration method impose significant constraints, such as vector size limitations and …