Pharmaceutical dehumidifier2
Background

Even the simplest form of pharmaceutical manufacturing process can involve a range of steps before the finished product is packaged any finally reaches the consumer. These may include:

  • Lab-scale development using glove boxes
  • Small-scale process driers and coaters
  • Micronising
  • Storage of powders or liquids
  • Mixing
  • Product drying
  • Tablet compression
  • Film coating
  • Sugar coating
  • Aseptic packaging
  • Blister packaging
  • Storage of the finished product

Through these processes, the effect of moisture can have detrimental effects on product quality, yield, visual appearance and shelf-life. Enzyme-based diagnostics, for example, are very susceptible to changes in RH level higher than 10%. This can be effectively be avoided by careful control of humidity in the production spaces

Benefits
  • Reproducibility of results
  • Reduced friability during tablet compression
  • Reduced drying time in fluid bed driers
  • Improved appearance of coated tablets
  • Reduced moisture retention in powders or liquid pharmaceuticals
  • Reduced waste due to clogged machinery
  • Reduced downtime due to cleaning requirements
  • Improved packaging processes
  • Improved shelf-life
  • Reduction of micro-biological growth
  • Reduction (or control) of static build-up
Features of KAWASIMA DRY& COOL Dehumidifier
  • Energy saving operation & control programme
  • Cost-effective bypass, fresh air & return air mixing design
  • Refrigeration & desiccant dehumidification technology
  • GMP standard multiple air filter & dampers
  • All season constant temperature & RH dry air supply
  • Durable, easy to be maintained