Find the Optimum Binder Ratio for Tableting, Extrusion, Spheronization

Knowing how much liquid binder is needed in your formulation to create a successful tablet, extrudate, or spheroid can take weeks, or even months of trial and error.
The "Hand Squeeze Test" is currently one of the most popular methods that scientists use to estimate how much binder is needed to create a successful result. However, this method is not only outdated, but also unquantifiable. The data or exact "feel" cannot be shared with other scientists.
The most reliable and repeatable way to measure and characterise wet granulation properties is with the Mixer Torque Rheometer (MTR). The MTR is the ideal instrument for pharmaceutical formulation development (for tabletting, extrusion, and spheronization), or any application using wet granulations.
Receive in-depth and precise quantitative data about your wet granulation by measuring the torque of the wet granulation during the mixing process.
The resulting data helps to accelerate and enhance your research, development and production projects.
The Mixer Torque Rheometer (MTR) is a unique and valuable research, and formulation development tool for tabletting, extrusion, and spheronization outcomes.