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Rglax Pharma

District · Himachal Pradesh

Tablet coating material supplied to Solan district

The district containing Baddi, Barotiwala and Nalagarh, and the densest concentration of formulation units in north India.

Written by the Rglax Pharma technical team, who formulate and manufacture every grade named on this page at our WHO-GMP works in Tahliwal, Una (drug manufacturing licence NNZ/23/238). Reviewed 3 September 2026. Licences and certificates.

Coated tablets of the kind manufactured in Solan district
The finishes most asked for in Solan district, where solid oral dosage products are made. Illustration, not a photograph of stock.

What is made here

Baddi, Barotiwala, Nalagarh and Parwanoo sit inside Solan district, carrying several hundred manufacturing units producing oral solids at volume.

Why our range fits it

Density has a technical consequence. Units in this district buy from the same equipment vendors and hire from the same pool, so coating practice converges. A parameter set that works on a 36 inch auto coater in Baddi usually transfers to the next unit down the road with little adjustment, which shortens every scale-up we run here.

How supply works

The neighbouring district to our works. Direct road supply, and trial visits are a day trip.

Solan district is one of the places we supply in Himachal Pradesh. The state page covers the manufacturing belt as a whole; this one covers what is specific to Solan district.

Supplied from

Works
Plot No. 30, Industrial Area Tahliwal
District
Tehsil Haroli, Distt. Una 174507
State
Himachal Pradesh, India
Delivering to
Solan district, Himachal Pradesh
Licence
NNZ/23/238
Compliance
WHO-GMP Compliance Unit

Industries served

  • PharmaceuticalDrugs and Cosmetics Act
  • NutraceuticalFSSAI
  • Ayurvedic and herbalSchedule T
  • Formulation developmentR&D and FDD teams
  • Contract manufacturingToll and third party
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Grades

The 4 grades that matter most in Solan district.

Chosen against what Solan district manufactures, not against what we would most like to sell. Each one links to its full page, with the process parameters it was developed on and the actives it was formulated for.

  • Moisture barrier for Amoxycillin and Clavulanate

    Solvent base extra white barrier film for the most moisture sensitive combination.

    Moisture barrier film coat on a solvent base, extra white, developed for Amoxycillin and Clavulanate potassium tablets. Water ingress during and after coating drives degradation in that combination, and this grade is built to hold it out.

    Base ·
    Non-aqueous (solvent)
    Finish ·
    Extra white, moisture barrier
    Formulated against ·
    Amoxycillin and Clavulanate potassium
  • Extra white film coat for plain Amoxycillin

    Solvent base extra white film for plain Amoxycillin and dissolution critical tablets.

    Solvent base extra white film coat for plain Amoxycillin tablets and other products where dissolution has to be protected while the core is covered to a high opacity.

    Base ·
    Non-aqueous (solvent)
    Finish ·
    Extra white
    Formulated against ·
    Amoxycillin
  • Enteric coat, methacrylic base, non-aqueous

    Solvent base methacrylic enteric film for the Pantoprazole group.

    Methacrylic base enteric coating applied from a non-aqueous system, formulated for the Pantoprazole group and other dissolution critical enteric tablets. It runs best over a transparent seal coat such as SC-401, which protects the acid labile core.

    Base ·
    Non-aqueous (solvent)
    Finish ·
    Enteric film, gastro resistant
    Formulated against ·
    Pantoprazole group
  • Aqueous film coat, extra white

    Water base extra white film coat for cores that show through a standard white.

    Aqueous extra white film coat developed for tablets where the core colour bleeds through a conventional white film. Calcium and Azithromycin cores are the usual cases. It gives higher opacity at the same build-up.

    Base ·
    Aqueous
    Finish ·
    Extra white, high opacity
    Formulated against ·
    Calcium, Azithromycin
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