This document provides information about hard gelatin capsules, including their introduction, advantages, disadvantages, raw materials, manufacturing process, sizes, properties of filled materials, filling equipment, and evaluation standards. It discusses that hard capsules consist of two pieces (cap and body) made of gelatin, and are filled with powders. The key steps in manufacturing include dipping molds in hot gelatin solution, drying, stripping, trimming, and joining. Capsules range in size from 000 to 5 and are evaluated based on parameters like weight variation, content uniformity, and dissolution testing. Common filling equipment includes Rotosort, Rotofill, and Accogel.
hard and soft gelatin capsule shell manufacturing. preparation of shell fluid, preparation of fill material and manufacturing process. machineries and equipment for capsule manufacturing. stability and quality control
hard and soft gelatin capsule shell manufacturing. preparation of shell fluid, preparation of fill material and manufacturing process. machineries and equipment for capsule manufacturing. stability and quality control
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Capsules are tasteless, odorless and can easily be
administered.
Combination of powders we can use
There are attractive in appearance.
The drugs having un-pleasant odor and taste are
enclosed in a tasteless shell.
They can be filled quickly and conveniently.
Physician can change the dose and combination of drug
according to patient requirement.
They are economical.
They are easy to handle and carry.
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Solid unit dosage forms the drug is enclosed within the water-soluble shell or an envelope either a hard or soft shell. Shell is typically made of gelatin primarily intended for oral delivery and provides a rapid release of contents.
Generally, the shells are formed from gelatin.
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Photographer - Rajiv Shrestha
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Что происходит после того, как упавший сервер благополучно подняли? Можно пойти дальше по своим делам (или тушить следующий пожар). Можно устроить охоту на ведьм чтобы наказать невиновных и наградить непричастных. А можно остановиться на минуту и подумать о том, какой урок можно вынести и что можно сделать чтобы второй раз на эти грабли не наступить. Ну или хотя бы обмотать рукоятку поролоном.
У нас этот ритуал называется постмортемом. Вот о нем и будет мой доклад: как мы его проводим, какую информацию собираем, и что делаем с ней потом.
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Capsules are tasteless, odorless and can easily be
administered.
Combination of powders we can use
There are attractive in appearance.
The drugs having un-pleasant odor and taste are
enclosed in a tasteless shell.
They can be filled quickly and conveniently.
Physician can change the dose and combination of drug
according to patient requirement.
They are economical.
They are easy to handle and carry.
Its All About Capsule...
i tried to explain in short...
hope you liked it..
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Solid unit dosage forms the drug is enclosed within the water-soluble shell or an envelope either a hard or soft shell. Shell is typically made of gelatin primarily intended for oral delivery and provides a rapid release of contents.
Generally, the shells are formed from gelatin.
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Capsule
1. Capsules
B. Pharm. - III, (Sem-VI)
Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of
Pharmacy,Mahagaon
2. Contents…
Introduction
Hard capsules
• Raw materials
• Shell manufacturing
• Capsule size
• Properties of filled material and
formulation
• Capsule filling equipments
•Evaluation of finished capsules and
official standards
3. Introduction
The word “ Capsule” is derived from latin Capsula meaning small
box.These are solid unit dosage forms intended for oral use.
Capsule are solid dosage form usually containing one dose of drug
enclosed within a small, water –soluble shell of a suitable form of
gelatin.Gelatin capsules were first prepared in france by Mothes
and Dublanc, a french pharmacist in 1834.
Types of capsules:
1.Hard Gelatin capsules
2.Soft Gelatin Capsules
4. Advantages of Capsules
1.Capsules are tasteless, odorless and can be easily
administered.
2.They are attractive in appearance.
3.The drugs having unpleasant odor and taste are
enclosed in a tasteless shell.
4.They are economical.
5.They are easy to handle and carry.
5. Disadvantages of Capsules
1.The drugs which are hygroscopic are not suitable
for filling into capsules.The y will absorb the water
present in capsule shell rendering the shell very
brittle and lead to crumble into pieces.
2.The concentrated solutions which require previous
dilution are unsuitable for capsules because if
administered as such lead to irritation in the
stomach.
6. HARD CAPSULES
Solid substances are enclosed in hard capsules is
called as hard gelatin capsule. The hard capsule
consists of 2 pieces in form of cylinders closed at
one end,the shorter piece, called the “ Cap” fits
over the open end of longer piece called the body.
7. Hard capsules….
Raw material
Hard capsules are made up of base containing plasticizers
and water. The base may also contain
preservatives,colors,flavors and sugars. Raw materials
have been used in manufacturing of both types of capsule
both contain gelatin, water ,colourants and preservatives.
Soft capsules contain various plasticizers such as glycerin
and sorbitol.
8. Gelatin
It is the major component used for capsules.Gelatin is a protein
substances derived from collagen, a natural protein present in ligaments
and tissues of mammals. It is produced by boiling the connective tissues
,bones and skin of animals usually cows and pigs. Gelatin is a translucent,
colorless brittle (when dry) solid substances prepared by hydrolysis of
collagen which is a main protein constituent of connective tissues.
Gelatin possesses basic properties that make suitable for mfg of
capsule.
1.It is non-toxic
2.It is readily soluble in biological fluids at body temperature.
3.It is a good film-forming material producing a strong flexible film.
9. Gelatin is derived from pork skin, bones
etc.The raw materials are prepared by
different acid and alkali process.Acid and
alkali such as lime or sodium carbonate are
used to extract minerals and bacteria from
animal parts.There are 2 main types of
gelatin.
1.Type A: which is produced by acid
hydrolysis from skin.
2.Type B: which is produced by basic
hydrolysis from bones.
10.
11. Shell
Manufacturing
Metal moulds at room temperature are dipped into a hot gelatin solution
which gels to form a film. This dried,cut to length,removed from the
moulds and 2 parts are joined together.
Steps invovled are as follows:
Dipping : A pairs of stainless steel pins are dipped into dipping solution
to forms caps and bodies.
Drying: The gelatin is dried by a blast of cool air to form a hard
shells.The pins are removed through a series of air drying kilns to remove
water.
12. Stripping:A series of bronze jaws strip the cap and body portions
of the capsule from pins.
Trimming and joining: The stripped cap and body portions are
trimmed to the required length by stationary knives. After trimming
to right length the cap and body portion are joined and ejected from
machine.
Polishing: Acela cota pan is used to polish the capsules shell.
Shell
Manufacturing
14. For human use, capsules ranging in size from
000 (the largest) to 5 (the smallest) are
commercially available.
- Larger capsules are used in veterinary
applications.
Capsule size
15. Properties of filled material and
formulation
1. Lubricant
- A lubricant is added to facilitate the flow of the drug-fill into the
machinery which reduce powder to metal adhesion.
E.g. Magnessium Stearate
2. Wetting Agent
- Wetting agents are used to enhance the dissolution of solid particles.
Lithium carbonate is a commonly used wetting agent.
-Wetting agent pre-vents agglomeration of particles and accelerates the
dissolution of particles by allowing water to penetrate.
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16. Properties of filled material
and formulation
3.Fillers include lactose, starch, dicalcium phosphate.
4.Glidants: which improve powder flow.E.g:Talc
5.Disintegrants: which produce disruption of the powder mass.
Promoting liquid penetration (wicking) and Promoting deaggregation
E.g: Sodium starch glycolate
6.Stabilizers:Which improve product stability.Eg:Benzoic acid
17. Hard capsules…
Capsule filling Equipments
For filling of small no of capsules.
1.The proper size of capsule shell is selected which depends upon
the quantity and density of the powder to be filled in.
2.Each ingredient is weighed and finely powdered if already not in
a fine powder. They are mixed together by triturating so that a
uniform powder is obtained.
3. The mixed powder is placed on the paper and spread with a
spatula so as to make a small pile .
4.Remove the cap from the capsule and hold it in the left hand,
press the body repeatedly into the powder until it is filled.
5.Insert the cap on the body and weigh the capsule.
18. Hand operated Hard Gelatin
Capsule Filling Machine
Hand operated Hard Gelatin Capsule Filling Machine consists of
following parts:
1. A bed with 200 or 300 holes
2. A capsule loading tray
3. A powder tray
4. A pin plate having 200 or 300 pins corresponding to the no of holes
in the bed and capsule loading tray
5. A lever
6. A handle
7. A plate fitted with rubber top
20. Filling
equipments
1.Rotosort- for filled capsule machine .
2. Rotofill- to fill pellets in hard gelatin
capsule
3. Rotoweigh- A high speed capsule
weighing machine.
4. Accogel- filling of dry powder in soft
gelatin capsule.
5. Accofill- fill exact powder dose in hard
gelatin capsule
6.Osaka- capsule filling machine (powder, granules)
7. Zanasi- capsule filling (powder,pellets,tablets)
8. Lily/parke-davis- capsule filling (powder)
21. Filling
equipments
11. Erweka- De-dusting and polishing capsule
machine.
12. Seidender- Uses a Belt for visual inspection.
13. Vericap 1200- capsule weighing machine.
14.Wurster- for coating.
22. Evaluation of finished
capsules and official
standards
1. Containers for dispensing
Tight, well closed and light resistant containers .
2. Disintegration Test for Capsules
Introduce one capsule into each tube and suspend the apparatus in
beaker containing 900 ml of water at 37.If hard capsules float on the
surface of water,the discs may be added.Operate the apparatus for
30 min,,remove the assembly from the liquid.The capsules pass the
test if no residue remains on the screen of the apparatus.
23. Evaluation of finished
capsules and official
standards
3.Weight Variation
4. Content Uniformity
This test is applicable to all capsules which are meant
for oral administration. For this test a sample of the
contents is assayed as described in individual
monographs and the values calculated which must
comply with the prescribed standards.
24. Evaluation of finished
capsules and official
standards
5. Dissolution test
The capsule is placed in a basket formed from
stainless steel.A stirrer shaft is attached to the
basket and the basket is immersed in the dissolution
medium.The dissolution medium is held in a 1000 ml
glass vessel and maintained at 37 by means of
constant temperature water bath.