Successful cost reduction in pharmaceutical production lines! Introduction of surface treatment technology.

Simultaneously solve two challenges: quality improvement and cost reduction! Yoshida SKT's surface treatment technology is redefining the future of pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Pharmaceuticals are products that are deeply related to health and life, thus requiring strict quality standards. On the other hand, their production involves processes common to universal manufacturing sites, such as packaging and transportation, which can lead to unexpected line stoppages, work overload, and excessive time consumption, resulting in waste. Reducing waste, or "cost reduction," is also a significant challenge in pharmaceutical production. Yoshida SKT's surface treatment technology refers to "functional coatings" that improve various manufacturing equipment to maintain quality and achieve cost reduction. Generally, fluororesin coatings are known for providing non-stick properties to prevent sticking and lubrication to enhance sliding. However, there are various other coating materials that are selected according to specific purposes. Additionally, processing technologies that further enhance functionality are continuously evolving. As a specialized manufacturer capable of developing, proposing, and processing surface treatments, Yoshida SKT provides optimal solutions for manufacturing equipment, each with unique challenges. For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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Challenges and Cost Factors in Tablet Packaging Process Tablets were discoloring due to friction with stainless steel transport components, resulting in reduced yield. Challenges and Cost Factors in Constipation Medicine Transport Process Poor sliding between soft resin containers and metal components required significant human labor and time. Challenges and Cost Factors in Eye Drop Transport Process High friction between eye drop bottles and metal components caused blockages during transport, necessitating manual handling and hindering production automation. Challenges and Cost Factors in Patch Medicine Transport Process The medication from the patches was sticking to the transport components, leading to increased line stoppages and maintenance frequency. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or contact us directly.*