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We will exhibit our “TVF (Taylor Vortex Flow Nanoreactor)” at 34th Japan Society of Pharmaceutical Machinery and Engineering.

Duration: 17 – 18 October 2024

Venue : Sojitz Machinery Booth(King room Booth, #1) in Sakae Gas Hall(Sakae Gas Building, 3-15-33 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya City)

Organizer:Japan Society of Pharmaceutical Machinery and Engineering

 

TVF is a nanoreactor that achieves uniform particle formation through continuous flow, unlike the batch method that was commonly used in conventional crystallization processes.

The Taylor vortex has excellent extrudability and a uniform velocity gradient, which creates a sharp particle size distribution.

We have an extensive installation record in various processes for major manufacturers such as bulk pharmaceuticals and battery materials.

 

We look forward to seeing you there.

 

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We will exhibit our coating technology at「ALL PACK INDONESIA」

Date:October 9 (Wed) – 12 (Sat)

Venue:Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo), inside FOOMA Pavilion

Booth:DF007

For more information, click on the following link ALL PACK INDONESIA

 

We will be exhibiting the multi-spin type coating machine “ECX” in the FOOMA pavilion, which is expected to reduce time, material loss, and save on labor. By processing using the vortex flow as formed characteristically by ECX’s multi-spin mechanism, it is possible to process quickly and uniformly. Our products are used by many customers both domestically and internationally including major confectionery manufacturers – chocolate coating, bean confections, gummies, etc.

 

We look forward to seeing you there.

 

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We will exhibit our “TVF (Taylor Vortex Flow Nanoreactor)” at CPHI Milan 2024

Exhibition Name: CPHI Milan 2024

Duration:8 – 10 October 2024

Venue: Fiera Milano, Milano, Italy

Booth No.:18B87

TVF is a nanoreactor that achieves uniform particle formation through continuous flow, unlike the batch method that was commonly used in conventional crystallization processes.

The Taylor vortex has excellent extrudability and a uniform velocity gradient, which creates a sharp particle size distribution.

We have an extensive installation record in various processes for major manufacturers such as bulk pharmaceuticals and battery materials.

We look forward to seeing you there.

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Our Mighty Mild, CWS, Drag Finish, etc. will be exhibited at “IMTS 2024”.

Exhibition Name: IMTS 2024

Duration: September 9 (month) ~ 14 (earth), 2024

Location: McCormick Place, Chicago, IL

Booth number: North Building, Level 3 – 236823

Numerous examples of processing will be exhibited, together with new products of interest from various industries.

On display will be “Mighty Mild” heavy-pressure barrel finishing machine and “CWS” straight in-line type vibratory barrel, both of which use a unique low-speed, high-pressure flow that is powerful but does not damage workpieces, as well as the Drag Finish, which is perfect for polishing tools and artificial bones.

Furthermore, for media, we will exhibit “SMD,” which is excellent for mirror finishing of hard products such as cemented carbide tools, and “E Series,” precision micro media that can finish even the smallest details of products with complicated shapes.

We are looking forward to seeing you at our booth.

 

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We have registered a patent for a method of manufacturing capsule particles using TVF.

An international patent has been registered in Japan for dramatically improving the productivity of encapsulated particles such as mRNA using the Taylor Vortex Continuous Crystallization and Reaction Device TVF.
Co-invented by Daiichi Sankyo Co., Ltd. and Tipton Corp., the patent is titled “Taylor Reaction Device and Method for Manufacturing Encapsulated Particles” (Patent No. 7557915).
Please feel free to inquire about licensing rights for this patent.

 

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