Natoli assembles panel of industry experts for technical training course

Published: 14-Jul-2010
Manufacturing

Fundamentals of blending, compression and coating of tablets and tooling
20-22 July 2010, St Charles, Missouri, USA


Natoli Engineering Company, Inc. has assembled a panel of distinguished speakers from the industry's leading companies to present at its forthcoming technical training course, Fundamentals of Blending, Compression and Coating of Tablets and Tooling.

The three-day course is designed for individuals in the tablet compression industry who desire to maximise their fundamental tablet manufacturing skills and knowledge. The course will be held on 20-22 July 2010 at Natoli’s Technical Training Center in St. Charles, Missouri, USA.

Presentations by Natoli Engineering, Fette America, Colorcon, Claunch & Associates, Jenike & Johnson and JRS Pharma will cover such topics as methods of granulation and blending; tablet shapes and design; TSM tool specifications and options; tablet press set-up and operation; as well as quick changeover philosophy.

‘One of the great advantages of Natoli technical training courses is that we encourage attendees to participate in in-depth Q & A sessions following each presentation,’ stated Cammi Grittini, Corporate Events Co-ordinator, Natoli Engineering Company, Inc. ‘Attendees are given opportunities for personal 1-on-1 interaction with industry experts.’

Dedicated to educating the pharmaceutical industry, the Natoli Technical Training Center is the first non-commercial training centre dedicated solely to the tablet compression industry. The curriculum is structured around hands-on training, theories, case studies, processes and techniques of tablet compression.

Further details are available from Cammi Grittini:
T +1 636.926.8900
training@natoli.com

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