1. Oral Dissolution
Thin film coating for tablets. This coating makes tablets easier to swallow, can improve the taste of some tablets, making them easier to take, and also has a positive effect on the stability of all properties of the tablet core beneath the film coating.
2. Gastric Dissolution
Non-functional film coating. The composition is developed to meet the requirements of gastric-dissolving tablets, as well as the physicochemical properties of the tablet core itself.
Standard Type
The solvent is available in several options, water-based or ethanol-based, and can be selected based on the characteristics of the tablet and the equipment used. This type of coating is suitable for high-quality, hard tablets with low hygroscopicity. It is easily colorable and offers the best value for money.
Moisture-resistant coating
Effective protection against external moisture, prevents composition degradation, prevents drug erosion, and enhances the stability of the drug’s properties.
For traditional Chinese medicine preparations.
Provides good moisture resistance and prevents the spillage of volatile components, improving the tablet’s appearance and making its color more vibrant.
3. Enteric dissolution (enteric coating)
The coating material is designed to meet the requirements for enteric-soluble tablets and their physicochemical properties.
- Enteric coating. A composition using acrylic resin as the main component, with ethanol and water as the solvent, employs the company’s advanced and unique technological methods.
- Enteric coating. Ethanol and water are used as the solvent.
- Enteric coating. An aqueous solvent is used, which allows for a wider range of applications.
4. Slow drug release
This coating is designed to control and regulate the release rate of a specific drug dose, required for slow-release formulations.
5. Contains colorants (food additives)
Developed specifically to meet the needs of the food and medical device markets, the composition of this coating complies with national food standards and is approved for use in the food and dietary supplement industries.
Film coating made from natural materials.
Consists of a carefully developed collection of biological raw materials. This type of coating uses natural plant materials and natural colorants, as well as mixed natural colorants.
Film coating.
Since some herbal ingredients in dietary supplements can darken the tablet core, resulting in an unsightly appearance, a special blend of organic pigments with a camouflage effect was developed to ensure a beautiful final product.
Film coating with tablet core protection.
— Moisture-impermeable film coating.
Many drug components contain moisture-absorbing components, which, due to increased moisture during storage, lead to degradation or deterioration of the active ingredients. This type of coating utilizes a membrane material and its auxiliary materials, as well as advanced pre-treatment technology, to create a dense three-dimensional shell structure that effectively protects the tablet core from external moisture, prevents the tablet core from breaking down, and delays moisture penetration into the drug itself, thereby increasing its stability.
— Blocking film coating.
Some medications and dietary supplements contain Vc or oil components, which, due to oxidation and other factors, lead to a decrease in active ingredients or the appearance of dark spots on the surface, thereby affecting the tablet’s quality and appearance. A blocking film coating can block oxygen and prevent the release of oil components, thereby improving the tablet’s appearance and extending its shelf life.
