Facilities
What is in the building.
The plant occupies a single site at GIDC Naroda and runs the whole solid oral chain in it — dispensing, granulation, compression, coating, encapsulation, inspection and packing — with the laboratory that releases the batch in the same building as the line that made it.
- Location
- GIDC Naroda, Ahmedabad
- Batch size
- 10 kg – 240 kg
- Controlled classes
- 100,000 and 10,000
- Licences
- G/25/2431 · G/28/1774
Manufacturing capability
Instrumented, qualified and photographed.
Each line below is a capability the plant states. Beside them are photographs of the equipment that provides it, taken in the areas concerned.
- Granulation
- Wet and dry granulationBatch sizes from 10 kg to 240 kg
- Compression
- High-speed tablet compression, D and B toolingDirect compression and bi-layer tableting, with pre-compression and force feeder; PLC and colour touch screen
- Coating
- Film coating and enteric coating
- Encapsulation
- Automatic encapsulationInline capsule polishing and empty-capsule sorting
- Packing
- High-performance blister and Alu-Alu packingElmach
- Compressed air
- Oil-free class-zero air compressorWith inline refrigerant dryer and filter
Quality infrastructure
The parts of a plant an auditor looks at first.
Segregation, air handling and surfaces are what separate a clean factory from a compliant one. These are the arrangements the plant is built to, area by area.
- Airlocks
- Separate material and personnel airlocks in each manufacturing areaMAL and PAL
- Controlled conditions
- Manufacturing areas at class 100,000 and class 10,000
- Air handling
- Dedicated AHUs controlling individual areasTerminal HEPA filters in the core processing area
- Surfaces
- Clean-room partitioning and epoxy flooring in each manufacturing area
- Contact parts
- CE-certified machinery, SS 316 throughout
- Water
- Loop system for purified water delivery
- Dispensing
- Separate sampling and dispensing area with stainless steel laminar air flow
Audit
Come and see it.
A plant is easier to judge in person than in photographs, and a customer audit before a first order is normal rather than an imposition. Ask for a date and a scope.