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PharmaceuticalA client from the pharmaceutical industry required a sieving machine to remove fine particulate from a spheroid, granular, drug product.
A spheroid, granular, drug product was fed by hand from stainless steel scoops and discharged directly into lined drums.
After trials a Segregator 42 was found to be the most suitable machine. It allowed the good product to pass down the screen and the fines to pass through easily.
The motion of the machine providing gentle lift to the product allowing it to rise up slightly from the mesh to prevent blinding. The throughput quantity was such that the machine easily coped and required no restriction by weir plates.
A client from the pharmaceutical industry required a sieving machine to remove fine particulate from a spheroid, granular, drug product. The current competitor’s system did not carry out the requirement successfully.
The product was fed by hand from stainless steel scoops and discharged directly into lined drums.
After trials a Segregator 42 was found to be the most suitable machine. It allowed the good product to pass down the screen and the fines to pass through easily. The motion of the machine provided a gentle lift to the product allowing it to rise up slightly from the mesh to prevent blinding. The throughput quantity was such that the machine easily coped and required no restriction by weir plates.
At first discussions the Segregator was not the most obvious choice of machine, but successful trials completed by Farleygreene proved this was the most appropriate machine for this client.
The customer was able to sieving the product successfully with no dust and no breakages to the ‘good’ product.
A client from the pharmaceutical industry required a sieving machine to remove fine particulate from a spheroid, granular, drug product. The current competitor’s system did not carry out the requirement successfully.
The product was fed by hand from stainless steel scoops and discharged directly into lined drums.
After trials a Segregator 42 was found to be the most suitable machine. It allowed the good product to pass down the screen and the fines to pass through easily. The motion of the machine provided a gentle lift to the product allowing it to rise up slightly from the mesh to prevent blinding. The throughput quantity was such that the machine easily coped and required no restriction by weir plates.
At first discussions the Segregator was not the most obvious choice of machine, but successful trials completed by Farleygreene proved this was the most appropriate machine for this client.
The customer was able to sieving the product successfully with no dust and no breakages to the ‘good’ product.
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