Technology for Complex Organic Molecules

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Bachem is specialized in the development and the manufacturing of biologically active peptides and complex organic molecules as active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and as innovative biochemicals for research purposes.

High Pressure Chemistry

API Manufacturing >> High Pressure Reaction (> 100 psi) >> Overview

Capability and Experience to Develop Innovative and Cost Effective Processes High Pressure Chemistry.

Conducting High-Pressure Reactions

API Manufacturing >> High Pressure Reaction (> 100 psi) >> Overview

DOTTIKON EXCLUSIVE SYNTHESIS AG offers profound expertise from conducting high-pressure reactions (H2, CO, NO, NH3, HNR2, CO2) over the past 60 years. More than 150 different projects have been scaled up to multi-ton production, including heterogeneous an

High-pressure- reactions

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Uetikon offers an extensive expertise to its pharmaceutical and biotechnology partners.

Special expertise in pressure reactions- Hydrogenation

API Manufacturing >> High Pressure Reaction (> 100 psi) >> Overview

We use different types of catalysts Raney-Nickel, as well as precious metal catalysts, mainly in a heterogeneous system. Homogeneous catalysis can be carried out as well. We can reach a pressure of 100 bar with a temperature range up to 250 °C.

High Pressure Reactions Unit

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Procos has High Pressure Reactions Unit with- Hydrogenation plant (total capacity over 6000 liters); Autoclaves volume up to 1500 liters; Reactors and autoclaves material: AISI 316, SAF; Maximum operating pressure: 60 bar; Operating temperature range: -20°C / + 160°C.

High-pressure- reactions

API Manufacturing >> High Pressure Reaction (> 100 psi) >> Overview

Sequent's expertise in the development, scale-up and commercialisation of products involve the following reactions: High pressure and high temperature reactions, Organometallic Reactions (Grignard, diethyl zinc), Hazardous reactions involving cyanuric chloride ethyl mercaptan, and so on.