Chemical for the pharmaceutical industry HA-MED
soluble

Chemical for the pharmaceutical industry - HA-MED - Areka Filtration Technologies Ltd. - soluble
Chemical for the pharmaceutical industry - HA-MED - Areka Filtration Technologies Ltd. - soluble
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Characteristics

Application domain
for the pharmaceutical industry
Other characteristics
soluble

Description

Presentation

  • High-purity hyaluronic acid (HA) produced by bacterial fermentation for medical-grade hydrogels and electrospun blends.
  • Broad molecular-weight distribution supporting fibers, gels, aqueous formulations and blends with polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) processed on the Aero Spinner.


Key features

  • Produced by controlled bacterial fermentation ensuring reproducible physicochemical properties.
  • Wide molecular-weight range suitable for tuning viscosity, fibre formation and gel mechanics.
  • Applicable in aqueous systems, hydrogel matrices and PVA co-spinning formulations.
  • Defined thermal markers and recommended operating temperature bands for processing.


Equipment compatibility

  • Designed to pair with Areka Group machines; compatibility assessed against Areka's equipment catalogue.
  • Each listed production line has been validated for use with this material.
  • Polymer thermal markers are provided overlaid with the operating bands of compatible machines.


Validated processes and running guidelines

  • Validated process recipes available from Areka's application library.
  • Process parameters and setup details supplied with completed projects to reproduce results on Areka equipment.
  • Guidance provided for scaling from laboratory electrospinning to line production on the Aero Spinner.

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