DIOSNA CCS 10 in Isolator

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The advantages of the compact design and ease of use of Diosna´s pharmaceutical mixer P1-6 and fluid bed processor Midilab XP are the main reasons for integrating them in isolators when granulation equipment for high potent products at laboratory scale (approx.. 0.1 kg - 5 kg) is needed.

 

 

 

The advantages of the compact design and ease of use of Diosna´s pharmaceutical mixer P1-6 and fluid bed processor Midilab XP are the main reasons for integrating them in isolators when granulation equipment for high potent products at laboratory scale (approx.. 0.1 kg - 5 kg) is needed. Mixing and granulating of high potent powders with an occupational exposure limit (OEL) under 0.1 µg/m³ is then possible. The isolators are airtight and operate under negative pressure. The transfer of the high potent products is performed with rapid transfer ports or endless liner systems. After production the decontamination is achieved by WIP (washing in place) to avoid cross-contamination and hazards for the operators.


For the integration of granulation equipment in an isolator the entire process must be considered for the design of the system. For this reason a mock-up study in which all process steps are “played out” is necessary.

 

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DIOSNA Dierks & Söhne GmbH
Website: www.diosna.comE-mail: info@diosna.de

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