The Major Problems In Manufacturing Of Toothpaste

• Toothpastes are generally either white abrasive pastes or clear/opaque gels. Although the formulations differ, they are made from similar ingredients; these may vary from country to country according to legislation on use of ingredients etc.
• The Process of Toothpaste Making/Methods vary depending on Type of Product, Ingredients & Machineries used.
• Rheology modifiers tend to form lumps which are difficult to break down by agitation. Premixing with other liquid or powdered ingredients increases process time and costs.
• Some rheology modifiers require high shear in order to obtain functionality.
• Some ingredients, e.g. hydrated silica have a low density and are very difficult to incorporate and wet out.
• Abrasives such as calcium carbonate can be supplied as slurry. This may require deagglomeration. Conventional agitators tend to cause aeration, especially when incorporating powders.
• Separation & Stability is one of the major issue of Toothpaste. Because of wrong selection of RM & using the Machineries without understanding the product of Specific Toothpaste.
• Plant & Process LAYOUT is one of the biggest roll.
• Right time mixing/using raw materials depending on formula, using right high speed cutter / homogenizer, right temperature, vacuum & with proper machineries can produce Specific & Stable Toothpaste.
• We have all the solutions by single window system.
• Choosing Machineries Has One Of The Big Roll To Manufacturing Of Toothpaste

We have all the solutions by single window system. Which is cost effective & manufacturing all Tooth Solution in One Plant.