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Brabender® Pharma USA, Inc. and Particle Sciences Cooperate to Expand Extrusion Capabilities
Date:1/10/2012

SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J. and BETHLEHEM, Pa., Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Particle Sciences Inc. (PSI), a leading pharmaceutical CRO is adding a Brabender® Mini-Compounder 12 mm twin screw extruder, plus an ATR Torque Rheometer with single screw extruder for co-extrusion applications, to its development and production lines. This is Particle Sciences' fourth extruder dedicated to drug/polymer combinations.  According to Mark Mitchnick, Particle Sciences' CEO, "The demand for cGMP extrusion is increasing.  Needs range from hot melt extrusion for solid oral dosage forms to drug eluting devices.  Particle Sciences is the leading CRO in this area having invested heavily in equipment, high potency compound handling infrastructure and proprietary modeling software.  With injection molding, tube extrusion, coextrusion and the leading analytic support facility, we are working very hard to make sure our clients' projects move as quickly as possible.  In 2011 we successfully brought such products into the clinic and already have several scheduled for cGMP manufacturing in 2012. While there are several fine extruders on the market, Brabender® Pharma has focused their 12 mm on the pharmaceutical development space.  Its ease of cleaning, full cGMP compliance and extensive data capture capabilities make it a valuable addition to rapid product development efforts."  Kevin Van Allen, Brabender® Pharma's V.P. of Sales & Marketing, adds "Particle Sciences is an innovative leader in pharmaceutical extrusion and we are very pleased to be working with them.  With the placement of the Mini-Compounder at Particle Sciences, Brabender® Pharma clients will now have a US site for evaluation and development of their API's from early stage and into cGMP production, including highly potent compounds.  The 12 mm Mini-Compounder will be a truly valuable asset to Particle Sciences Inc. because its clamshell barrel
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