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General Guidelines for the UNGUATOR
System
2.1 Preparing the UNGUATOR
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The UNGUATOR
Mixing System consists of an UNGUATOR
and the formulation constituents to be mixed.
First the UNGUATOR
then the UNGUATOR
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the UNGUATOR
Jar.
Second the UNGUATOR
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the UNGUATOR
Jar Bottom down. The UNGUATOR
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UNGUATOR
MB standing in the UNGUATOR
using both thumbs. Ensure that the sealing lip of the UNGUATOR
not damaged by the bayonet noses because the ointment may otherwise rise on the
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UNGUATOR
MB shaft during the mixing process.
Third the UNGUATOR
with a slight counterclockwise turn. The UNGUATOR
Blade direction. Both parts, i.e. the UNGUATOR
down or possibly tared on the balance together with the UNGUATOR
2.2 Weighing in the Formulation Constituents
Generally, oily, greasy, aqueous and pulverized constituents can be weighed in into
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the UNGUATOR
Jar at the same time. It is however advantageous to heed certain
general procedures to optimize the mixing results. Generally, know-how gained from
the traditional preparation of ointments is very helpful when using the UNGUATOR
Mixing System.
As already mentioned at the beginning of the operating instructions, the motto for use
is:
Listed below are the seven different general procedures used to produce the routine
standard formulations in pharmaceutical preparation of ointments: EMULSION, EMUL-
SION +, NORMAL, SUSPENSION < 2% AND SUSPENSION > 2% as well as GEL
General guidelines for the UNGUATOR
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Jar Cap (small white screw cap) of the UNGUATOR
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Jar Lid (large red or white screw cap) must be unscrewed from
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MB is inserted into the UNGUATOR
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MB is removed from the UNGUATOR
Learning by doing
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Mixing System
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Jar, an UNGUATOR
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Jar Lid is then slid onto the
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Jar housing and pressed down firmly
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Jar Lid will be moved in Mixing
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MB and UNGUATOR
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Mixing System
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Mixing
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Jar and
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Jar housing, sliding
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Jar Lid opening is
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Jar housing by pulling
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Jar lid are put
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Jar housing.
MB
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