DESU® Microcrystalline Cellulose PH-301 is a high-bulk-density pharmaceutical excipient with enhanced flowability, specifically designed for blending with high-density APIs. Its elevated density minimizes segregation and improves tablet weight uniformity in direct compression and high-drug-load formulations.
Item No :
DESU® MCCProduct Origin :
CHINAShipping Port :
SHANG HAIPayment :
TT/LCWeight :
20/25KGOrder(MOQ) :
100KGProduct Introduction
DESU® Microcrystalline Cellulose PH-301 is designed to fundamentally improve the manufacturing of oral solid formulations by accurately regulating moisture, particle morphology, and density. Its exceptional porous network structure and high flowability make it highly effective at maintaining stable drug release characteristics and ensuring reliable tablet formation under varying main compression pressures. Manufactured on Westpoint's proprietary spray drying platform with precisely controlled process parameters, DESU® MCC PH-301 ensures tight control over moisture, particle morphology, and porosity—providing reliable, scalable manufacturing for demanding formulations.
Product Feature
Product Application
DESU® Microcrystalline Cellulose PH-301 is specifically designed to solve the formulation challenge of blending microcrystalline cellulose with high-density active pharmaceutical ingredients. Its elevated bulk density and improved flow characteristics eliminate segregation and die-filling inconsistencies that commonly occur when standard MCC grades are paired with dense APIs. Validated in Acarbose Tablets via direct compression, DESU® MCC PH-301 demonstrated excellent compressibility, reliable disintegration, and efficient drug release. The grade is particularly valuable for formulations where powder handling efficiency, tablet weight uniformity, and high-speed production capability are critical, making it an essential choice for formulators working with dense APIs.
Product Specification
| Median particle size (μm) | Bulk density (g/ml) | Moisture (%) |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | 0.35-0.46 | ≤ 5.0 |