Professional Training Report

(Practice School)

A
Professional Training Report
(Practice school BP-706PN22)
Submitted to
Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidhalaya, Bhopal
Towards the partial fulfillment of
The award of the Degree of
Bachelor of Pharmacy

Submitted To:- Submitted By :-

Dr. Neetesh Kumar Jain Anshul Chouhan

Professor and HOD (0846PY201012)
Department of Pharmacology 7th Sem

MODERN INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES, INDORE (M.P)

June:-2023
(Shri Prabhat Chandra Kharia Research & Educational Society) Gram:
Alwasa, Behind Rewti Range, Sanwer Road, Indore (MP) 453111
 CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Anshul Chouhan (0846PY201012) student of

B.Pharm IV Year (VIII semester) of Modern Institute of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Indore has successfully completed Industrial
Training from (Wilcure Remedies pvt.ltd), (10, Gram Mirjapur
Khandwa Road Bypass, Indore) and submitted satisfactory account
on this training report.

Dr. Neetesh Kumar Jain Mr. Anil Kharia Dr. Sapna Malviya

(Supervisior) (Principal) (Head of Department)

 RECOMMENDATION

The “Industrial Training Report” submitted by Anshul Chouhan is

recommended and forwarded for the partial fulfillment of degree of
Bachelor of Pharmacy in faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Rajiv
Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, and Bhopal. The work was
carried out in Modern Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Indore
under the supervision of Dr. Neetesh Kumar Jain .

Date:
Place: Indore

Mr. Anil Kharia

(Principal)
Modern Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences
 DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the information mentioned in the following data is

true as per my knowledge and belief. I have carried out all the work
under the guidance of my supervisor. All the information included in
this report is fully unbiased and the technical aspects added here are on
the basis of original work performed by me under the supervision of my
supervisor Dr. Neetesh Kumar Jain.

Date: Anshul Chouhan

Place: Indore 7th Sem

 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I feel honored to acknowledge my immense gratitude to my precious institution Modern
Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Indore (M.P.), for providing me the means of attaining
my most cherished goal.

I express my deep gratitude to my esteemed and erudite Chairman and Principal Mr. Anil
Kharia, Modern Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Modern Laboratory, Indore (M.P.),
for his inspiration, constant motivation and kind support.

I am also very thankful to industry personal for their support and kind behavior.

I wish to express my profound thanks to all members of the Production Department,

Quality control Department, Quality Assurance Department for giving me warm
encouragement and ready hand throughout my tour report.

I am sincerely thankful to my supervisor Dr. Neetesh Kumar Jain and my teachers for their
guidance, collection of advice, boosting attitude and creative ideas and stupendous support
which was put in during the industrial training.

I am gratefully indebted to Dr. Sapna Malviya, H.O.I Head of Institute and Dr.Punit K.
Dwivedi Group Director, Modern Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Indore, for providing
all the necessary help and facilities for my work and also for his constant support and
encouragement.

I extend my sincere thanks to all respected faculties Dr Neteesh Kumar Jain, Mr. Ankur
Joshi, Mr. Ashok Koshta, Mrs Preeti Muley, Ms. Deepti Mishra, Ms Sangeeta Dwivedi,
Mr. Shailendra Manglawat, Ms. Manisha wanjare, Ms. Gulfisha Shaikh, Ms. Purva
Khemani , Ms. Anamika Singh , Ms. Raksha Goswai, Ms. Varsha Johariya, Ms. Ayushi
Sharma, Dr.Kirti Malviya, Ms.Nishita Sharma, Ms. Vasudha Sahu, Ms. Anoopa
Purushu, Ms, Shivani Jain, Mr, Rajesh Kapse, Ms. Jaymala Mahavar, Ms. Poojashree
Verma.
My sincere gratitude extends to Laboratory staff Mr. Ravi Shukla, Mr. Brijesh Tiwari, Mr.
Sanjay Chaudhary, Mr. Manish Chaudhary, Mr. Kuldeep Solanki.

My sincere gratitude extents to Librarian Mr. Ajay sir.

My sincere gratitude extends to Non-teaching staff Kamlesh Gupta, Pandey ji, and Prahlad
Kathare.

I specially convey my gratitude to my dearest classmates Varsha Panwar, Gokul Sankla,

Bheru Singh Chouhan, Deepesh Shelar, for their timely help support and memorable company
during this course.

With great pleasure I would like to express my gratitude to my beloved sisters Vanshika
Chouhan and Nilanjani Chouhan for everlasting love, support and constant prayers.

I specially convey my gratitude to my dear friends Shrishti Verma, Khushi Yadav, Anurudh
Asati, Manish Solanki for their continuous support during the studies.

Last but not the least a loving family is the greatest force behind my achievement. I am
indebted to my parents Mr. Govind Singh Chouhan and Mrs. Anju Chouhan who
enlightened my path for professional career and gave me courage. Without their blessings,
inspiration, emotional support & encouragement, this work would not have been possible.

Above all I thank the GOD almighty who bless me with loving and supportive family along
with a strong passion and vigor that enable me to complete my work efficiently and for always
with me.

Date:

Place: Indore Anshul Chouhan

7th Sem
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INDEX

S.NO Title Page no

1. List of Sections/Department 02

2. 1. Introduction: 03-06
 History
 Mission
 Board of directors
 Basic information
 Company USP
 Warehouse $ Packaging
 Product Portfolio

3. 2. Raw Material Department 07-09

4. 3. Production Department:- 10-16

Oral Solid Dosage Forms
• Tablets

5. 4. Quality Assurance Department 17-20

6. 5. Quality Control Department 21-26

7. 5. Conclusion 27

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List of Sections/Areas

S.NO Section/Department

1. RM (Raw Material) Department

2. Production Department
 Type of Pharmaceutical Formulation

3. Quality Control Department And IPQC

 Instrumental Section I
 Instrumental Section II
 Instrumental Section III
 Instrumental Section IV
 Instrumental Section V
 Instrumental Section VI

4. Quality Assurance Department

5. Chemical Section

6. Dissolution Section

7. Microbiology Department

8. Hot Zone

9. Beta Lactum Section

10. Glassware’s Section

11. Storage section

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Wilcure Remedies Private Limited

1. Introduction
History :-

Established in the year 1964, named as VOSTOK Lab, “Wilcure Remedies Private
Limited” are one of the well-known processors, suppliers and exporters engaged in
offering various types of Pharmaceutical Formulations. These medicines are known for
being stable, effective and accurate in composition. We also offer these medicines in
various potency to treat different types of diseases and aliments. Our well-developed
processing facilities allow us to offer highly effective medicine that is safe to consume.

We also give prime importance to the quality of our medicines and process these under
hygienic environment. The medicines are tested on the basis of accurate composition
before being dispatched to the clients and packaged in moisture-proof packaging material.
We have a large distribution network across East Asia, which enables us to timely deliver
the consignments. Presently, we have renowned hospitals and health care centers in our
clients list.

Our mentor “ Mr. Jay Kumar Saraf” is a man with vast knowledge in the medical field. He
has advised us to carry out our business activities with perfect honesty. Owing to his
support, we have climbed the ladder of success. We are looking franchise for our products
from different distributors.

Mission :-
Our mission at Wilcure Remedies Private Limited is to insure highest standard in quality,
customer focused service, ethical functioning, and maintaining a price advantage.

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Board of directors

Name DIN Designation

JAY KUMAR
00017232 Director
SARAF

SHAILENDRA
00017243 Director
SARAF

DEVENDRA
00328477 Director
SARAF

Basic Information
Nature of Business Manufacturer

Certification ISO

Company CEO Shailendra Saraf

Total Number of
26 to 50 People
Employees

Year of
1964
Establishment

Legal Status of
Limited Company (Ltd./Pvt.Ltd.)
Firm

Annual Turnover Rs. 10 - 25 Crore

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Company USP

Quality Measures /
Yes
Testing Facilities

Warehouse & Packaging

A voluminous warehouse has been built, so that we are able to store our
Pharmaceutical Formulations in bulk quantity. For categorical arrangements of the
Medical Products, we have segregated our warehouse into several sections. We have
cold storage facility inside our warehouse to protect the medicines from extreme
heat. Moreover, hygienic environment is maintained inside our warehouse to provide
protection from rodents and pests.

Proper packaging of medicines are extremely important, so that these remain safe
during transit. We use tamper-proof packaging material to keep the material safe
from dust and moisture.

Product Portfolio

Wilcure Pharmaceuticles is one of the most trusted processors, suppliers and

exporters of Pharmaceutical Formulations. Our medicines are offered to the
customers in different potency to meet the treatment requirements. Formulated
using superior quality ingredients, these medicines are highly effective and are used
in the treatment of different types of diseases and aliments.

Various types of Pharmaceutical Formulations offered by us are

listed below:

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Category Medicines

Anti-inflammatory Tribid-P

Anticold & Cough Wytuss Syrup

Vicosyl -D
Antioxidants & Vitamins Ritox Forte

 Lox-M
Antidiarrheal & Antimalarial
 Lox-Oz

 Ferricol-C Capsules
Anthelmintic & Hematinic
 Albex Oral Suspension

 Y-Cidd Capsules
 Z-Loc Tablets
Gastro esophageal & Antiemetic’s
 Zol-D Capsules
 Rebil Tablets

 Throxyl Tablets
 Cumox Dry Syrup
 Lox-400
 Lox-200
Antibiotics  Leevok Tablets
 Prolox Tz
 Throxid-150
 Wytax-100 Tablets
 Wytax Dry Syrup
 Cephalexin capsules IP

Some of the highlighting features of our Pharmaceutical

Formulations are listed below:
 Accurate in composition
 Long shelf life
 Stable

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2. RAW MATERIAL DEPARTMENT

Raw material is the first process of manufacturing process. A raw material
warehouse is a facility that stores components or materials that will
subsequently be used on production lines to manufacture of tablets, syrup and
ointments.

Process:-

 Importing of raw material

 Checking according then formation provides on bill about that particular

product,

 Cleaning of the product by vacuum.

 The product firstly placed in quarantine room.

 The product sample was taken and sent for testing to QC.

 Up to the resul to tested sample the productions marked with under test slip

 After the result

ifsampleisapprovedthentheproductshiftedtotheapprovedareaandapprovedslipisa
ttached.

If the sample get reject then the product shifted to the reject room and reject slip was
attached

TYPES OF SLIP: -

1)Sample request slip: -

It is the first process in which the request is made to QC department with full
information of the product.

2)Sampling slip: -
Slip attach to the material sent for the sampling and testing.
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3)Under test slip: -

Slip attach on the raw material which sample have sent for testing. It is attached till the
testing process continues. And it should be in yellow color.

4)Approved slip: -
If the sample pass all the test and get approved for the use then the approved slip is
attached. And it should be in green color.

5)Reject slip: -
If sample fails, the test and get rejected then the reject slip was attached. And it should
be in red color.

Sampling process:

 Hands gloves used during sampling process.

 Scoops used for sampling are sanitized.

 The material bags were opened and sample was taken from each bag
using sanitized scoops.

 Two samples were taken one for micro department and another for
QC department.

 The sample slip was attached to the sample bags.

 Entry was filled in a record book about batch no. mfg date ivt no. ARno.of
the product.

Dispensing process: -

Production department (syrup/tablet/ointment) provide list for material needed

for the production of drug.

That particular material was weigh on weighing balance according to their

requirement.

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The weighing was done in dispensing room.

The weighing balance should calibrate before use so that calculation should
come exact.

After weighing the slip of product name with quantity was added.

This process was done in the presence of QA manager and production

manager.

Fig. Raw Material Department

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3. PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT
ORAL SOLID DOSAGE FORMS
Solid dosage form dominates the dosage form scenario on account of their obvious
advantage. They are more versatile, flexible in dosage strengths, relatively stable,
present lesser problems in formulation and them.
Example:
 Tablets
 Capsules

TABLETS:
Tablets are solid dosage forms containing medicinal substances with or
without suitable diluents. They are the most widely preferred form of medication
both by pharmaceutical manufacturer as well as physicians and patients.

Advantage of tablets:
 Their cost is lower of all oral dosage form.
 Small weight.
 Smaller in sizes.
 An attractive design.

Disadvantage of tablets:
 Their amorphous nature or flocculent.
 Drug with poor wetting, slow dissolution properties.
 Bitter testing drug, drug with an objectionable odor.

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Types & Classes of Tablets

Class 1- Tablets ingested orally:

Orally ingested tablets are designed to be swallowed intact, with the exception
of chewable tablets.

(1) Compressed tablets or standard compressed tablets (CT):

This category refers to standard uncoated tablets made by compression &
employing any of three basic methods of manufacture: wet granulation, double
compaction or direct compression. Tablets in this category are usually intended to
provide rapid disintegration & drug release.

(2) Multiple compressed tablets:

There are 2 classes of multiple compressed tablets-- Layered tablets &
compression- coated tablets. Both types may be either 2- component or 3-
component systems, 2 or 3 layered tablets, tablet within tablet. Both types of tablets
usually undergo a light compression as each component is laid down, with the main
compression being the final one.

(3) Repeat- action tablets:

In this case, the core tablet is usually coated with shellac or an enteric polymer so
that it will not release its drug load in the stomach.

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(4) Delayed- action & enteric coated tablets:

The delayed action tablet dosage form is intended to release a drug after sometime
delay, or after the tablet has passed through one part of the GI tract into another.

(5) Sugar & chocolate- coated tablets:

Their primary historical role was to produce an elegant, glossy, and easy to swallow
tablet dosage form. They permit separation of incompatible ingredients between
coating & core, & this fact has been widely utilized in preparing many multivitamin
& multivitamin mineral combinations.

(6) Film coated tablets:

These were developed as an alternative procedure to the preparation of coated
tablets in which drug was not required in the coating. These provide better
mechanical strength of the coating based on elasticity & flexibility of the polymer
coating, little increase in tablet weight as compared to sugar coated tablets.

(7) Chewable tablets:

Chewable tablets are intended to be chewed in the mouth prior to swallowing & are
not intended to be swallowed intact.

Class 2: Tablets used in the oral cavity:

(1) Bacall & sublingual tablets:
These two classes of tablets are intended to be held in the mouth where they release
their drug contents for absorption directly through the oral mucosa. Drugs
administered through this route are intended to produce systemic drug effects.
(2) Touches & Lozenges:
They may contain local anesthetics, various antiseptic & antibacterial agents,
demulcents, astringents & antitussives.

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(3) Dental cones:

Dental cones are a relatively minor tablet form that is designed to be placed in the
empty socket remaining following a tooth extraction.

Class 3: Tablets administered by other routes:

(1) Implantation tablets:
Implantation or depot tablets are designed for subcutaneous implantation in
animals or man.
Their purpose is to provide prolonged drug effects, ranging from one month to a
year.
(2) Vaginal tablets:
Vaginal tablets or inserts are designed to undergo slow dissolution & drug release
in the vaginal cavity. This tablet form is used to release antibacterial agents,
antiseptics, or astringents to treat vaginal infections, or possibly to release steroids
for systemic absorption.

Class 4: Tablets used to prepare solutions

(1) Effervescent tablets:
Effervescent tablets are designed to produce a solution rapidly with the
simultaneous release of carbon dioxide. The advantage of the effervescent tablet
as a dosage form is that it provides a means of extemporaneously preparing a
solution containing an accurate drug dose.

(2) Dispensing tablets:

This are intended to be added to a given volume of water by the pharmacist or the
consumer, to produce a given drug concentration.

(3) Hypodermic tablet:

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This are composed of one or more drugs with other readily water soluble
ingredients & are intended to be added to sterile water or water for injection.

(4) Tablet triturates:

Tablet triturates are small, usually cylindrical, molded, or compressed tablets.
Though rarely used today, they provided an extemporaneous method of preparation
by the pharmacist.

Tablet Manufacturing:

Dispensing

API Excipient

Sieving

Mixing

Granulation

Drying

Sieving

Compression Final product

Table. - Tablet Manufacturing

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A) Film coating

Coating solution is prepared

Spraying on tablet bed

Film formed on tablet

b) Sugar Coating

Sealing (to prevent moisture penetration)

Sub coating (to round the tablet)

Syruping/smoothing/coloring (to apply color)

Finishing

Polishing (to achieve desired luster)

Physical Defects in Coated Tablets

1. Critical:
 Incorrect Product
 Presence of more than one product
 Incorrect color

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 Black particles / other spots (size >1.0mm)

 Incorrect size (thickness, length or imprint, debussing)
 Fading or change of color at the time of release
 Gross foreign matter such as metal particles, glass
 Incorrect coding details on product labeling
 Others

2. Major:
 Broken tablets
 Capping
 Care not fully coated
 Coating not uniform in color (mottled)
 Cracking / porous surface
 Black particles (size < 1.0mm)
 Foreign particle contamination
 Film peeling off
 Foreign odor
 Illegal or missing debussing
 Coating eruption
 Cluster (group of tablets)
 Others

3. Minor:
 Picking
 Chips
 Adhering surface spots, dye spots
 Surface not smooth
 Poor debussing (shallow broken)
 Twinning (2 tablets)
 Others

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3. QUALITY ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT

Quality assurance is a management tool that is recognized widely as a means of

executing Product liability prevention programs that are effective. Thus,
companies that ignore the dangers are likely to suffer serious financial peril.
Quality assurance is a wide concept that covers all aspects that collectively or
individually impact the quality of the product. That is, the sum of organized
arrangements that are made with the aim of ensuring pharmaceutical products are
of the required quality as per the intended use.

Quality assurance is a good practice in the manufacture of pharmaceutical

products, as it is the process of vouching for integrity of products to meet the
standard for the proposed use. It is an obligation that ensures manufacturers meet
the needs of end-user needs in terms of safety, quality, efficacy, strength,
reliability and durability. Quality is a benchmark of perfection for the end-user.

Objectives of Quality Assurance

Quality assurance exists to serve a number of objectives that include the

following:

 To offer a guarantee that the person who is administering medicine is

confident that every unit will achieve the desired effect.
 To protect users for products from possible accidental defect in the
manufacture, design, storage as well as usage instructions.
 To ensure the law is complied with to the latter.
 To offer protection of the manufacturing organization.

Product and Safety Liability

More and more manufacturing companies are getting accustomed to the full
impact of strict product liability. This is enhanced by the introduction of the new
product liability legislation within the developed world. The effect of this in the
industry is that all businesses that need to continue trading profitably must take
into account safety oriented procedures that will keep product liability risks at a
minimum.

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Calibration services are a vital component of quality assurance. RS calibration

plays an important role in various aspects of quality assurance in pharmaceutical
industry, such as good manufacturing practice, product releases as well as
commercial implications. They play the role of a sentinel, ensuring adherence to
regulations as well as identifying possible shortfalls and making
recommendations for improvements that may be made over time.

 IPQC :-

IPQC stands for in process quality control, these are checks that are carried out
before the manufacturing process is completed . The function of process controls is
monitoring and if necessary, adaption of the manufacturing process in order to
comply with the specifications.

Equipment of IPQC test:-

• Fabricator
• Disintegration apparatus
• Hardness Tester
• Vernier Caliper

I. Friability test: -
Friability testing is a laboratory technique used by the pharmaceutical industry to
test the durability of tablets during transit. This testing involves repeatedly
dropping a sample of tablets over a fixed time, using a rotating wheel with a
baffle.

Fig. Friabilator

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II. Disintegration apparatus:
It is a solid-state instrument designed for accurate estimation of disintegration
time of tablet as per IP/USP standards. The instrument is designed to test the two
batches of six tablets.

Its temperature remains same as the human body temperature i.e. 37℃ (±2℃)

Fluctuation occurs when hot water or cold water is employed in the disintegration
process. The time of disintegration is notes the time where tablet get dissolved
completely.

Fig. Disintegration Apparatus

III. HardnessTester:-
Tablet hardness testing, is a laboratory technique used by the pharmaceutical
industry to determine the breaking point and structural integrity of a tablet and find
out how it changes “under condition of storage, transportation , packaging and
handling before usage” The breaking point of a tablet is based on its shape.

Principle:-
Principle of any hardness test method is forcing an indenter into the sample surface
followed by measuring dimension of the indentation.

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Fig. Monsento Hardness Tester

IV. Vernier Caliper :-

The thickness of the matrix tablets was determined using Vernier caliper and the
results were expressed as mean values of 10 determinations, with standard
deviations.

Uses: -
• Measuring the internal diameter of a tablet

• Measuring the length of an object

• Measuring the thickness of the tablet

Fig. Vernier Caliper

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5.QUALITY CONTROL DEPARTMENT

Quality Control is one of the key departments in any Parma company. After R&D
large number of people works in the QC department.

A chemist executing a qualitative analysis seeks to identify the substances in the

sample. A quantitative analysis is an attempt to determine the quantity or
concentration of a specific substance in the sample. For example, determining
whether a sample of salt contains the element iodine is a qualitative analysis;
measuring the percentage by weight of any iodine in the sample is a quantitative
analysis.

Quality Control had two different divisions

Wet Analysis
Instrumental Analysis

The Quality will be checked in three different stages.

1) Raw material analysis

2) In Process Sample analysis

3) Finished Product analysis

Once the raw material enters the factory premises and before going to the Stores
department the Quality of the material will be checked by QC department. If the
quality is as per the guidelines then the QC department approves the raw material.
This is called Raw material analysis. The concerned QC chemist will perform the
basic duties and the Group leader or Manager approves.

The In Process Analysis will be done while the Product (Chemical or Formulation)
is being Prepared/Manufactured
Finished Product analysis will be done after the Product/material is manufactured

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Quality Control Department of Wilcure laboratories

 QC Office
 Instrument Section I

a) GC
b) FTIR

c) Turbidity Meter
d) Conductivity Meter

e) DSC

 Instrument Section II

a) Water HPLC with UV detector- 8 NOS

b) Water HPLC with PDA detector- 3 NOS
c) Water HPLC with UV & Conductivity Detector- 1 NOS
d) Water HPLC with UV & RI detector

 Instrument Section III

a) Auto Sampler Dissolution Apparatus (Electrolab)- 4NOS

b) Auto Sampler Dissolution Apparatus (lab India)- 2NOS

 Instrument Section IV

a) Refractometer

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b) Digital documentation system

c) Particle Size Analyzer

d) Hardness tester
e) Fluorescence spectrometer

 Instrument Section V

a) Analytical Balance
b) UPLC
c) UV spectrophotometer
d) Water HPLC with UV detector- 6 NOS
e) Water HPLC with PDA detector- 2 NOS

 Instrument Section VI

a) Ultrasonic cleaner
b) Acid Dispensing
c) Mechanical Shaker
d) Centrifuge
e) Ice maker

 Chemical section

a) Friabilator
b) Tap density tester
c) Potentiometer
d) Karl Fischer titration
e) Top pan balance

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 Dissolution Section

a) Electrolab dissolution-7 NOS

b) Water purification system
c) Mille-Q
d) pH-meter
e) Multimag stirrer
f) DT apparatus
g) Magnetic stirrer

 Microbiology section

a) Laminar air flow

b) Incubator
c) Refrigerator
d) Autoclave
e) Balance
f) Microscope
g) Colony counter
h) Hot air oven

i) Air sampler
j) Water Bath
k) Deep freezer

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 Hot Zone

a) Muffle furnace
b) Melting point apparatus
c) Vacuum oven
d) Halogen moisture analyzer
e) Hot plate
f) Water bath
g) Scott voltmeter
h) Oven

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Demonstration of some analytical equipment’s used in

Quality Control Department

List of Equipment’s:

Name of Equipment Company

Dissolution Apparatus Lab india analytical

HPLC Waters
Ph Meter Lab india analytical
UP Spectrophotometer Shimadzu

Microbalance Metler Toledo

Hot Air Oven Centrofix
Cooling Chamber Netronic
Sonicator Samarth Electronics
Water Bath Kumars
Hot Plate Kumars

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6. CONCLUSION

Pharmaceutical Industry is the main Manufacturing Unit for the production of

pharmaceutical products which are therapeutically Active in nature. In industry,
Adequate laboratory provides facilities for the testing and approval (or rejection) of
components, drug product containers, closures, packaging materials, in-process
materials, and drug products is present in quality control unit. Each person involve
in pharmaceutical company from the manufacturing, quality control to the post
marketing is professional, Educated, Responsible and experienced. Personnel
engaged in the manufacture, processing, packing, or holding of a drug product are
wearing clean clothing for no contamination appropriate for the duties they
perform. In the industry written procedures assigning responsibility for sanitation
and describing in sufficient detail the cleaning schedules, methods, equipment, and
materials. Equipment used in the manufacture, processing, packing, or holding of a
drug product are of appropriate design, adequate size, and suitably located to
facilitate operations for its intended use and for its cleaning and maintenance.
Components and drug product containers and closures are handled and stored in a
manner to prevent contamination, in the industry. In industry, Packaged and
labeled products are properly examined during finishing. In pharmaceutical field
you cannot skip anything because skipping of anything leads to nothing because it
is more complicated and need and attention when you start knowing about it. It is
time for my self to feel great pleasure and valuable that I have done educational
training in Wilcure Remedies Private Limited. It is fabulous experience to see all
the instruments in front of my eyes and to see manufacturing of the pharmaceutical
products on experience to industry visit a better combination of briefing, attention,
allow to see core areas and also better explanation. During the whole period of
training I acquired knowledge about every pharmaceutical related department
specially Production department, etc. which give me new lift toward my career.
Overall it is a greet experience for me to done 1 month training in Wilcure
Remedies Pvt. Ltd.

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