Premises in Technology Transfer (TT)
The receiving facility Premises plays a critical role in ensuring successful technology transfer. It must meet production and regulatory standards to support the new technology effectively.
Facility Design: Layout must suit the specific manufacturing process requirements.
Environmental Controls: Control temperature, humidity, and cleanliness to meet process standards.
Containment Areas: Specialized containment may be required for hazardous or potent products.
Utility Services: Reliable electrical, water, and HVAC systems are essential for consistent operations.
Equipment in Technology Transfer (TT)
Appropriate, qualified, and calibrated equipment is essential for maintaining product quality and consistency at the receiving site.
Equipment List: Detailed list of required machinery for manufacturing and testing.
Calibration and Maintenance: Regular checks ensure equipment operates correctly.
Qualification: Verification that equipment consistently produces the desired product quality.
Scale-Up/Scale-Down: Adjustments may be necessary to accommodate differences in equipment scale between sites.
Types of Equipment
Mixing and Granulation: Planetary mixers, fluid bed granulators.
Milling and Size Reduction: Ball mills, hammer mills.
Tableting Machines: For compressing powder into tablets.
Capsule Filling Machines: For filling powders or liquids into capsules.
Coating Machines: For coating tablets or granules.
Sterilization Equipment: Autoclaves, dry heat ovens.
Packaging Equipment: Blister packing machines, bottle fillers.
Analytical Equipment: Quality control tools like HPLC, UV spectrophotometers, dissolution testers.
Ensuring that the receiving facility meets these requirements supports a smooth technology transfer and consistent product quality.