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TITANCOAT
Grades |
Physical form | Polymer Content
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Properties |
Application |
Pharmacopeial monograph |
| TITANCOAT-L 100 |
Powder |
95% |
Soluble from pH 6.0 |
Enteric Coating
(Solvent base) |
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer,
Type A” USP/NF |
TITANCOAT-S 100 |
Powder |
95% |
Soluble from pH 7.0 |
Enteric Coating
(Solvent base),
Sustained Release |
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer,
Type B” USP/NF |
TITANCOAT-L 100 55 |
Powder |
95% |
Soluble from pH 5.5 |
Enteric Coating
(Aqueous Base) |
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer,
Type C” USP/NF |
TITANCOAT-L 30 D |
Aqueous Dispersion |
30% |
Soluble from pH 5.5 |
Enteric Coating
(Aqueous Base) |
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer Dispersion” USP/NF |
TITANCOAT-NE 30 D |
Aqueous Dispersion |
30% |
pH- Independent
easily permeable |
Sustained Release
(Aqueous Base) |
“Aqueous Acrylic
Polymer Dispersion” BP |
| TITANCOAT-L 30 D |
Aqueous Dispersion |
30% |
Soluble from pH 5.5 |
Enteric Coating
(Aqueous Base)
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“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer Dispersion” USP/NF |
TITANCOAT-EPO |
Powder |
98% |
Gastro Soluble up to pH 5.0 |
Film Coating
(Solvent Base),
Taste Masking,
Moisture Barrier |
“Basic Butylated Methacrylate copolymer” Eur.
Ph. |
TITANCOAT-L 12.5 |
Organic Solution in Isopropyl
Alcohol |
12.5% |
Soluble from pH 6.0 |
Enteric Coating
(Solvent Base) |
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer,
Type A” USP/NF |
TITANCOAT-L 100
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer,Type A” USP/NF |
DESCRIPTION
TITANCOAT - L 100 is an anionic copolymer based on methacrylic
acid and methyl methacrylate. The copolymer corresponds to USP/NF "Methacrylic
Acid copolymer. Type A". It is insoluble in acids and pure water.
It becomes soluble in a neutral to weakly alkaline milieu by forming
salts with alkalis, thus affording enteric film coatings which are
soluble in intestinal juice.
CHARACTERISTICS
TITANCOAT - L 100 films are colorless and transparent, and made somewhat
less brittle by the plasticizer contained therein. They are insoluble
in water, in buffer solutions below pH 5.0, and also in natural and
artificial gastric juices. They are soluble in the region of the digestive
tract where the juices are neutral to weakly alkaline and in buffer
solutions above pH 6.0.
APPLICATIONS:
Coating of pellets, granules, powders:
Coating of tablets and pills: (Colorless and transparent; colored
with pigments)
- For resistance to gastric juice
- For resistance to gastric juice with delayed drug release in the
intestines when mixed with TITANCOAT-S 100
- For isolation of incompatible ingredients
- To improve the keeping properties protection against moisture, light
and air-coatings stable under tropical conditions
- To insulate hygroscopic cores
- To isolate porous cores
- For the production of film coatings for lozenges and troches
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TITANCOAT
- S 100
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer, Type B” USP/NF |
Description
TITANCOAT-S 100 is an anionic copolymer based on methacrylic acid and methyl
methacrylate. The copolymer corresponds to USP/NF "Methacrylic
Acid copolymer. Type B"
It is insoluble in acids and pure water. It becomes soluble in a neutral
to weakly alkaline milieu by forming salts with alkalis, thus affording
enteric film coatings which are soluble in intestinal juice.
Characteristics
TITANCOAT - S 100 films are colorless and transparent, and made somewhat
less brittle by the addition of a plasticizer. They are insoluble
in water, in buffer solutions below pH 6.0, and also in natural and
artificial gastric juices. They are soluble in the region of the
digestive track where the juice is neutral to weakly alkaline and
in buffer solutions above pH 7.0.
Applications
Coating of tablets and pills (Colorless and transparent: colored with
pigments)
Coating of pellets, granules, powders
- To improve the keeping properties protection against moisture,
light and air-coatings stable under tropical conditions
- For resistance to gastric juice with delayed drug release in the
intestines (from pH 7.0 upwards)
- For resistance to gastric juice with delayed drug release in the
intestines when mixed with TITANCOAT - L 100 (range : pH 6.0 - 7.0)
- To insulate hygroscopic cores
- To isolate porous cores
- For the production of film coating for lozenges and troches
For isolation of incompatible ingredients |
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TITANCOAT L 100-55
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer,Type C” USP/NF
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Description
TITANCOAT L 100-55 is an anionic copolymer based on methacrylic acid and ethyl
acrylate. It is insoluble in acids and pure water. The polymer corresponds
to USP/NF "Methacrylic Acid Copolymer, Type C".
It becomes soluble in a neutral to weakly alkaline milieu by forming salts with
alkalis, thus affording film coatings which are resistant to gastric juice
but freely soluble in intestinal juice
Characteristics
TITANCOAT L100-55 films are colorless and transparent; their brittleness
is reduced by the addition of plasticizers. They are insoluble in
water, in buffer solution below pH 5.0 and also in natural and artificial
gastric juices. They are soluble in the region of the digestive tract
where the juices are neutral to weakly alkaline and in buffer solutions
above pH 5.5.
Possible Applications*
Coating of tablets and pills: [colorless and transparent; coloured
with pigments]
Coating of Capsules & Coating of pellets, granules, powders:
- To improve the keeping properties protection against moisture,
light and air - coatings stable under tropical conditions
- for resistance to gastric juice
- for resistance to gastric juice with delayed drug release in the
intestine when mixed with TITANCOAT L 100 or S 100
- to insulate hygroscopic cores
- to isolate porous cores
- for the production of film coatings for lozenges and troches
- for protection against atmospheric influences
for isolation of incompatible ingredients |
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TITANCOAT NE 30D
Aqueous Acrylic Polymer Dispersion
(Polyacrylate Dispersion 30%)
for controlled - release permeable film coating
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Description
TITANCOAT NE 30D is the aqueous dispersion of a neutral copolymer based
on ethyl acrylate.It is an aqueous dispersion containing 30% dry substance.
Characteristics of the Film
Lacquer films made from TITANCOAT NE 30D are colorless, transparent,
elastic and resistant to braking. They are swellable and permeable in
water, buffer solutions and digestive fluids. TITANCOAT NE 30D lacquer
films are permeable to water and active substances; this means that the
release of active substance via diffusion processes can be controlled.
Auxiliaries such as talc, magnesium stearate, syloid® (micronized
amorphous sillicic acid), Aerosil® and kaolin (use as separating
agents and lubricants), titanium dioxide and coloured pigments (to colour
the film coatings) can be added to TITANCOAT NE 30D spray suspensions.
Possible Applications
Coating of pellets granulates and powders:
- to isolate drugs whose tolerability in the upper gastrointestinal
tract is poor
- to improve stability during storage
- to mask unpleasant tastes.
- to procure slow release of the active substance independently of
pH in the digestive tract
- as binder or film former to produce porous matrix tablets ("wet
granulation") with slow release of the active substance
to improve compressing properties during tabletting (hardness, friability,
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TITANCOAT-L 30D
“Methacrylic Acid Copolymer Dispersion” USP/NF
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DESCRIPTION
TITANCOAT-L 30D is an aqueous dispersion of an anionic copolymer based on Methacrylic
acid. The polymer corresponds to USP24/NF19 "Methacrylic Acid Copolymer
Dispersion".
It is soluble in a neutral to weakly alkaline milieu by forming salts with alkalis,
thus affording ENTERIC film coating which are soluble in intestinal juice.
Characteristics of the Film
Colourless and transparent films are formed from TITANCOAT-L 30D when
plasticizers (polyethylene glycol, propylene glycol, triacetin, etc.)
are present. These films are insoluble below pH 5.0, and also in natural
and artificial gastric juices. They are soluble in the neutral to weakly
alkaline region of the digestive tract, i.e. in the intestines, in
pancreatic or intestinal juice, and in buffer solutions above pH 5.5
Possible Applications
Coating of tablets and pills (Colorless and transparent: colored with
pigments)
Coating of pellets, granules, powders
- For resistance to gastric juice with delayed drug release in the
intestine when thicker layers are applied.
- To isolate porous cores.
- For the production of film coatings for lozenges and troches.
- For special purpose the dispersion can also be mixed with water-miscible
organic solvents.
- to improve self-protection against moisture, light and air coatings
stable under tropical conditions
- to improve self life Coating of pellets, granules, powders.
- for isolation of incompatible ingredients.
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