Tablet Friability Tester

The TFT series is a double drum tablet friability and abrasion resistance tester commonly used to measure the strength of granules, tablets, cores, fertilisers, and more.

Model : TFT-I; TFT-II; TFT-III; TFT-IV
Number of Cylinder : 2/1
Rotating Speed : 20～100 rpm (can be set arbitrarily)
Rotating Accuracy : ±1 rpm
Cylinder Depth : 39mm

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Tablet Friability Tester Feature:

Tests tablet friability and abrasion resistance during production and storage.
TFT-IV: single-cylinder, independent operation, auto stop.
TFT-I/II/III: dual-cylinder, synchronous running, auto stop for higher efficiency.
Adjustable speed settings for flexible and accurate testing.
Countdown timer supports customized test protocols.
Transparent plexiglass drum for clear observation and durability.
LCD displays preset and real-time data.
Intelligent control of speed and revolutions ensures precise results.

Tablet Friability Tester Specification:

Model	TFT-I	TFT-II	TFT-III	TFT-IV
Number of Cylinder	2			1
Rotating Speed	20～100 rpm can be set arbitrarily	25 rpm
Rotating Accuracy	±1 rpm
Counting Mode	5 turns～900 turns can be set arbitrarily; countdown is adopted	100 turns, the countdown is adopted	5 turns～900 turns can be set arbitrarily; countdown is adopted.	5~900 turns
Inner Diameter of Cylinder	286mm
Cylinder Depth	39mm
Sliding Height	156mm
Power Supply	AC220/110V, 50/60Hz
Total Power	40W	20W	20W	50W
Size(W×D×H)(mm)	370×300×340	370×300×340	370×300×340	300×200×340
Shipping Size (W×D×H)(mm)	460×420×550	460×420×550	460×420×550	430×310×450
N.W./G.W. (kg)	12/20	12/20	12/20	8/12

Details of Tablet Friability Tester (TFT-III):

Intuitive push-button controls simplify operation, with a removable waste container for automatic sample evacuation.

Integrated printer saves valuable bench space in the lab.

Why is tablet fragility so important?

Pharmaceutical tablets are subject to mechanical shock during handling, packaging and transport. The pressure on tablets can cause them to have fragile edges and, in extreme cases, even crack or break. For this reason, the friability testing of tablets is particularly important.
Several factors, including low moisture content, poor tablet design, and insufficient binder, can cause the weakening of tablets.