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Natoli Engineering

NP-RD30 Rotary R&D Tablet Press

Collage showing the initial designs for the NP-RD30 Tablet Press Concept page showing the design details for the final concept for the NP-RD30 Collage showing an ergonomic evaluation of the NP-RD30 Front view of the final production version of the NP-RD30
  • Collage showing the initial designs for the NP-RD30 Tablet Press
  • Concept page showing the design details for the final concept for the NP-RD30
  • Collage showing an ergonomic evaluation of the NP-RD30
  • Front view of the final production version of the NP-RD30
  • Collage showing the initial designs for the NP-RD30 Tablet Press
  • Concept page showing the design details for the final concept for the NP-RD30
  • Collage showing an ergonomic evaluation of the NP-RD30
  • Front view of the final production version of the NP-RD30
Project Description: Medical & Laboratory

Design Team: Cesaroni Design & Natoli Engineering

Natoli Engineering came to Cesaroni Design to help them in the development of the NP-RD30 rotary R&D tablet press. The Cesaroni Design team aided Natoli Engineering by creating an ergonomically sound and elegantly modern exterior. Weld and grind stainless steel fabrication techniques give the NP-RD30 a durable and seamless appearance. This makes the NP-RD30 easy to use and stand out among its competition.

Designed to help solve formulation and scale-up challenges, the NP-RD30 rotary R&D tablet press replicates the design and functionality of a low-volume production press. The turret velocity of the NP-RD30 can reach that of production presses with minimum capital investment, meaning dwell time can be more accurately and affordably established during research and development. 

Natoli Engineering

NP-RD30 Rotary R&D Tablet Press

Project Description: Medical & Laboratory

Design Team: Cesaroni Design & Natoli Engineering

Natoli Engineering came to Cesaroni Design to help them in the development of the NP-RD30 rotary R&D tablet press. The Cesaroni Design team aided Natoli Engineering by creating an ergonomically sound and elegantly modern exterior. Weld and grind stainless steel fabrication techniques give the NP-RD30 a durable and seamless appearance. This makes the NP-RD30 easy to use and stand out among its competition.

Designed to help solve formulation and scale-up challenges, the NP-RD30 rotary R&D tablet press replicates the design and functionality of a low-volume production press. The turret velocity of the NP-RD30 can reach that of production presses with minimum capital investment, meaning dwell time can be more accurately and affordably established during research and development.