What is Tablet Coating?
Tablet coating is a process where particles tumble in a rotating bed and are coated with a solution. Air is incorporated into the system, which dries the coating onto the particles. The tumbling action facilitates application of an even coating on your particles.
AVEKA’s tablet coating system creates a controlled atmosphere inside a perforated rotating drum that is ideal for many materials. The no-drip spray design with needle valves ensures precise atomization control coupled with the patterned air flow which creates a uniform particle coating and increases efficiency.
Tablet Coating Equipment:
Industrial and food grade systems
- Capacity of pans: 35 L, 55 L, 625 L, 2500 L
- Self-contained unit for film coating or drying
- Multiple spray nozzles available on removable spray arms
- In-process sample capability
- Temperature ranges from 4° C to 93 °C
- Process used for coating 500µm – 10mm particles
- Pre- and Post-Processing Capabilities:
- Liquid premixing tanks
- Screening and classification
- Multiple packaging options available
- What is the incoming particle size of the material to be coated?
- What is the viscosity of the coating material?
- At what temperatures do the materials degrade?
- Can the coating be applied at ambient heat or does it require additional heat?
AVEKA Fredericksburg was founded in 1996 with the purchase of its current facilities in Fredericksburg, Iowa. The original facility was set up as a cheese processing plant by Associated Milk Producers, Inc. AVEKA Fredericksburg can help you with your large-scale custom processing and manufacturing needs.