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Washing-in-place (WiP) technology has been developed to keep up with changes in the pharmaceutical industry in order to reduce downtimes. The washing-in-place concept can be enhanced through faster product change and reduced workplace contamination with the new WiP generation of tablet presses. However, the benefits and secondary advantages of this technology are as yet unclear and this article will attempt to reveal them.
The Economic Approach to WiP Tablet Presses
Economic constraints are the same all over the world. The need for precise, total production planning in all areas of the pharmaceutical industry forms the basis for minimised stocks and timely production. This in turn requires calculable, definitive production times and short, feasible cleaning times.
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