Introducing the Glatt GSX pharma spray dryer

Glatt has unveiled the GSX (Glatt Spray Dryer eXellence), a cutting-edge pharmaceutical spray dryer designed to meet the evolving needs of modern pharmaceutical manufacturing. Engineered with pharmacists for pharmacists, the GSX offers GMP compliance, reproducible scale-up, and advanced particle engineering capabilities.

Key features of the GSX spray dryer

The GSX is tailored for complex formulations and potent APIs, including those requiring OEB 5 containment. Its standout features include:

• Reproducible scale-up from lab to production
• GMP-compliant design for pharmaceutical applications
• Flexible air distribution and atomization for precise control
• Dedicated particle collection for enhanced efficiency
• Digital process control with FDA 21 CFR Part 11-compliant SCADA
• High qualification standards for seamless technology transfer

Applications of the GSX spray dryer

The GSX is ideal for particle engineering, enabling precise control over size, morphology, density, and structure. Key applications include:

• Amorphous solid dispersions for enhanced bioavailability
• Micro and nano particles for targeted delivery
• Lipid-based delivery systems
• Inhalation products
• Biopharma formulations

These capabilities make the GSX a versatile solution for pharmaceutical manufacturers seeking to innovate and scale efficiently.

Why choose the GSX for pharma spray drying?

The GSX is part of Glatt’s Integrated Process Solutions, leveraging over 70 years’ expertise in pharmaceutical process technology. It supports customers across the entire product life cycle, from development to full-scale production, ensuring:

• Reproducible results across all scales
• Compliance with GMP standards
• Advanced particle engineering for complex formulations
• Seamless technology transfer and process optimisation

Official launch at interpack 2026

The GSX made its official debut at interpack 2026 in Düsseldorf. The unit was launched at the Glatt booth C22, hall 16 where guests got to experience the future of pharmaceutical spray drying.