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Introduction of Excipients into Tablets
Lactose, Starch & PVP are very common Excipients being used for Conventional Tablet binding & Granulation in Pharmaceutical Segment.
Each specific individual ingredient plays an important role in tablet compression and granulation process. Simultaneously these excipients have advantages as well as disadvantages when they are added individually.
Using lactose in tablet compressions & granulations have always a question of moisture and poor flowability due to its physical & chemical characteristics.
While using Starch & PVP as lubricant or binder in compression and granulation are again a bit worry for the formulators. In wet granulation (involving wet massing) using Starch paste can have adverse effect on water sensitive drugs and also it needs longer drying time, increasing extended time process & cost for production.
Mixing and milling of the hygroscopic diluents, binder & disintegrant is a huge task for the formulators as it is a very tedious, lengthy & time consuming process. Due to its irregular shape, broad particle size distribution and poor flow ability questions like consistency, uniformity & quality products are still unresolved!
Granla LS-G
What is Granlak LS-G & Why to use in Tablet compression and Granulation ?
Through the years of the research and experiments in the excipients in tablet direct compression and automatic capsule filling, we are able to develop Granlak LS-G at Mingtai Chemical Co. Taiwan. GRANLAK LS-G is a Grace for the formulators in the pharmaceutical world as it's ready and easy to use excipient. It helps in producing cost effective formulations to match the entire requirement you expect……
Granlak LS-G is our one of most ready to use excipients made by our technology expert from Lactose, Starch & PVP. While Granlak LS-G is used in direct compression, granulations, formulation steps and time is saved by almost 70% that also by improving consistency as well as quality and off-course cost effectiveness.
Comparision of Dry Granulation & Wet Granulation versus Granlak LS-G :-
We are presenting you the chart of Direct compression, Wet compression and Granlak LS-G compression for your easy reference.
Granlak LS-G Compression |
Dry Granulation |
Wet Granulation |
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Mixing / Blending of
API & Granlak LS-G |
Mixing / Blending of
API and excipients |
Mixing / Blending of
API and excipients |
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Compression |
Milling |
Preparation of
binder solution |
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Mixing of Lubricant &
Disintegrant (If required) |
Compression in to Slugs |
Massing of binder soln of step 2
with powder mixture of step 1 |
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Final Product |
Size reduction of Slugs
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Wet screening of damp mass |
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Screening of Slugs |
Drying of wet granules |
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Mixing of granules with
pharmaceutical aids |
Resifting of dried granules
through a suitable sieve |
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Mixing with lubricant &
disintegrating agent |
Mixing of dried granules with
lubricant & disintegrating agent |
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Final Product |
Blending with
pharmaceutical aids |
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Final Product |
How GRANLAK LS-G is beneficial in formulation process :-
Granla LS-G Features
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