Vibratory screener helps Cipla process active pharmaceutical ingredients

Published: 1-Dec-2016

Cipla Ltd relies on the revolutionary Compact Airlock Sieve™ to ensure their new high OEL compliant plant is not jeopardised during the screening operation.

When processing active pharmaceutical ingredients (API’s), the occupational exposure limit (OEL) has a significant part to play in the design of a process to ensure operators are not at risk to exposure.

When Cipla Ltd built their OEL compliant plant, it was essential that they install a screener that would guarantee product quality and integrity, without compromising the safety of their operators.

After searching for a suitable vibratory screener to remove oversized contamination from their incoming raw materials and to remove undersized particulates after granulation, Cipla attended a pharmaceutical exhibition and came across the OEL level 5 compliant Russell Compact Airlock Sieve™.

The high containment sieve utilises a pneumatic clamping system, which combined with its patented Twist Lock Inflate (TLI) technology, provides a uniform dust tight seal.

  • Assembly and dis-assembly of the sieve is achieved in seconds.
  • The component parts are placed into the base and located by twisting and locking the lid without the need for tools. The airclamp is then inflated to secure and seal the unit during operation.
  • The pharmaceutical sieve is suitable for either continuous or batch operations and also lends itself to applications where a number of different products are being processed - due to the simplicity and speed with which it can be dis-assembled and cleaned.
Vibratory screener helps Cipla process active pharmaceutical ingredients

For more information about the Compact Airlock Sieve™ contact Russell Finex to discuss your pharmaceutical screening needs.

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