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Harro Höfliger Virtual Pharma Expo September 2026: Oral Solid Dose Manufacturing & Packaging

Traditional capsule development often demands multi-step formulation, wet or dry granulation, and blending to ensure uniform powder flow. Bypassing these steps through direct active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) capsule filling reduces process complexity, limits material consumption, and shortens clinical development timelines. Success depends entirely on evaluating powder characteristics—such as flowability, cohesiveness, and bulk density—before selecting a dosing technology. Volumetric drum dosing provides a precise approach for challenging, low-dose, or highly potent powders by filling defined cavities directly before capsule release. Integrated mass verification systems deliver 100% net weight control under containment conditions, protecting operators while ensuring dosing accuracy. Aligning equipment selection directly with powder behavior streamlines scale-up from benchtop feasibility testing to high-speed commercial production. Access the full presentation to explore how direct API filling can streamline your drug development strategy.

About Harro Höfliger:

Harro Höfliger develops and manufactures production and packaging equipment for pharmaceutical and medical device customers around the world. Our expertise spans from contained machinery for small-scale production and clinical trials all the way up to complete turnkey lines for commercial production. As a technology leader, we set industry standards for dosing API in the tiniest of quantities and for the most delicate of assembly processes. Our customers can rest assured that in the end, the solution we develop to bring their vision to life will always meet the highest quality standards in pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing.

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