A Punch and Die Control Program and Its Contribution to Tableting Technology

Swartz, Charles J.; Cooper, Jack; Weinstein, Scott; Windheuser, J.J.

doi:10.1002/jps.2600511216

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“…One way to evaluate how well a particular stock flows is to determine the weight variation of a formulas at constant and preselected compressional force levels. In this manner the real effects of an added ingredient or modified manufacturing procedure can be definitely determined (5, 7 , 8 , 12,27). For example, during the development of a tablet prepared by a direct compaction process, the various formulations were compressed at the same force to determine the effects of both a dry binderdisintegrant and a flow promoting agent on the physical properties of the tablet.…”

Section: a T The Higher Compressional Force Level The Variation Ismentioning

confidence: 99%