Improve drug properties and production with spray drying

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GEA Process Engineering offers a full range of spray drying units and services covering the complete development cycle.

Improve drug properties and production with spray drying

Spray drying is a technique preferred by a growing number of pharmaceutical companies to produce better drugs. This ultra-fast and gentle drying technology offers unique possibilities of producing powders with advanced properties - even under aseptic conditions.

Several companies are already benefitting from the technology as an ‘enabling technology’to improve the performance of poorly soluble APIs by producing an amorphous solid dispersion, to obtain controlled release or taste-masking, or to produce advanced powders with specific properties.

GEA Process Engineering - the company behind GEA Niro spray drying technology — is the leading provider of spray drying technology to the pharmaceutical industry, and is one of the few companies that offer a full range of spray drying units and services to companies working with the develop-ment of spray dried pharmaceuticals and pharmaceutical grade products. Our portfolio covers the complete development cycle - from the initial proof of concept tests where only a few milliliters of material are available to full-scale production of clinical trial materials and commercial products under cGMP conditions. For better results on any scale, look to GEA Process Engineering.

Company name:  GEA Process Engineering
Website: www.niro.com
E-mail: gea-niro.pharma@gea.com

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