problems arising during the compression of tablets
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Defects such as capping, sticking and lamination occur, and the tablets become subject to weight and content variations. In many cases, reducing the rotation speed of the press makes it possible to avoid these problems
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These defects usually arise from:
Problems with the unit upstream.
Problems with the tablet press.
Poor quality raw materials.
Defects caused by the formulation.
Milling process causes too many fines that result to capping, hardness, lamination and black spots.
Failure of compression
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