Dosage forms & process capabilities

Find the right manufacturing route for your dosage form.

Review Walter’s dosage forms, core process steps, representative throughput and operating context to determine the right starting point for a product-specific feasibility discussion.

01OSD

Oral solid dosage

Tablets

Immediate, modified and controlled-release possibilities supported by granulation, compression, coating and primary packing operations.

Manufacturing brief & buyer questions ↗

Wet and dry granulation
High-speed compression
Film coating
Strip and blister packing

02CAP

Hard-shell formats

Capsules

Capsule manufacturing for powder and formulation-specific fills across pharmaceutical and nutraceutical portfolios.

Manufacturing brief & buyer questions ↗

Gelatin and HPMC options
Powder filling
In-process inspection
Bottle and blister options

03OLD

Syrups, suspensions & drops

Oral liquids

Controlled compounding, filtration, filling, capping, labelling and visual inspection for liquid oral products.

Manufacturing brief & buyer questions ↗

SS316L vessels
Bottle washing
Volumetric filling
Visual inspection

04DRY

Reconstitutable powders

Dry syrups

Powder-processing and filling capability for oral products designed for reconstitution before use.

Controlled blending
Powder filling
Container options
Secondary packing

05SVP

Sterile manufacturing

Injectables

Specialised capability for liquid and dry-powder injectable formats across relevant manufacturing lines.

Manufacturing brief & buyer questions ↗

Liquid ampoules and vials
Dry powder injections
Beta-lactam lines
Non-beta-lactam lines

06SSD

Ointments, creams & gels

Semi-solids

Temperature- and pressure-controlled processing with homogenisation, tube filling, crimping and leak inspection.

Manufacturing brief & buyer questions ↗

Jacketed vessels
Vacuum-assisted mixing
Tube filling
Leak testing

07NUT

Wellness formats

Nutraceuticals

A flexible manufacturing canvas for tablets, capsules, powders, sachets, liquids and nutritional oils.

Private label
Formulation support
Flexible packaging
Rigid packaging

08PKG

Primary & secondary

Packaging

Packaging choices designed around dosage form, barrier requirement, consumer use and commercial practicality.

Blister and strip
Alu-Alu options
Bottles and jars
Sachets and pouches

Wider portfolio decision

Looking to consolidate more than one dosage form?

This page helps establish individual dosage-form and process fit. If your requirement spans a product portfolio, transfer programme, capacity extension or multi-site coordination, start with the CDMO partnership overview.

Explore CDMO partnership overview

Capability in view · Unit III

Four processes. One working floor.

Representative photographs from Walter’s Unit III show selected equipment and operating environments. Facility-specific scope remains subject to technical review.

Rapid mixer granulation at Walter Healthcare Unit III — Oral solidsRapid mixer granulation

3,000-litre vessel platform at Walter Healthcare Unit III — Oral liquids3,000-litre vessel platform

Tube filling line at Walter Healthcare Unit III — Semi-solidsTube filling line

Blister packing operation at Walter Healthcare Unit III — PackagingBlister packing operation

Representative line throughput

Designed for serious commercial production.

Illustrative throughput documented in the May 2025 facility walkthrough. Actual output varies by product, process, pack, shift pattern and validated line configuration.

Up to 180K: Tablet compression / hour
10–12K: Oral-liquid bottles / shift
8–10K: Semi-solid tubes / shift
~150: Blister or strip packs / minute

Feasibility first

Capability does not replace product-specific review.

Every composition, strength, pack and intended market requires a specific feasibility and permission review. These pages describe Walter’s broad manufacturing platform; they do not constitute automatic acceptance of any product.

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