Implementation of
‘Scheme for Schedule ‘M’ Compliance for SSI Pharma Units to be implemented by
dove-tailing with CLCSS Scheme of MSME
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 As per the second supplement of the Revised Guidelines
issued by MSME on the Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS) for
Technology Up-gradation of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises by the Ministry
of MSME on 13th July, 2009
the pharma SSI units will now be able to avail the benefits of CLCS Scheme for
financial assistance for an expanded list of products from 32 to 179.
1.2 As per the CLCSS Scheme of the MSME, 15%
Capital Subsidy would be provided on capital investment of upto Rs One Crore.
The scheme is available for 179 machinery and equipment as per Annex-I. It will
be implemented in the same manner as the CLCSS scheme. SIDBI and other
nominated banks would be implementing the scheme as in the case of CLCSS. List
of banks is at Annex-II.
1.3 The scheme will involve collaboration with
the following:
I. Development
Commissioner, Micro Small, Medium Enterprises, Ministry of Micro Small, Medium Enterprises
II. Certification agencies
(CDSCO / SRA)
III. Banks and Financial
institutions like SIDBI
IV. State government
officials in Departments of Health and Industry
1.4 Implementation Methodology: The implementation of the Credit Linked
Capital Subsidy Scheme (hereinafter referred to as ‘Scheme’) comprises
interalia the following stages:
i.
Awareness
Building
ii.
Organizational
arrangements
iii.
Implementation
processes
iv.
Involvement
of all stakeholders
v.
Periodic
Review and Monitoring
2. AWARENESS
BUILDING
For this a three fold
strategy is proposed to be adopted:
·
Awareness
Building Workshops
·
Dissemination
of Scheme brochures and related material
·
Media
support
2.1 Awareness
Building Workshops (ABW):
2.1.1 Workshop Location:
Workshops at 10 SSI
Cluster locations as per following schedule would be organized:
|
Sl.No. |
Venue |
Date |
Nodal Industry |
|
1. |
Goa |
05.10.09 (Thursday) |
SPIC |
|
2. |
Mumbai |
06.10.09 (Tuesday) |
IDMA & SPIC |
|
3. |
Baddi (H.P) |
13.10.09 (Tuesday) |
FOPE/NIPER, Mohali |
|
4. |
Ahmedabad |
16.10.09 (Friday) |
NIPER (PERD)/IDMA |
|
5. |
Bengaluru |
22.10.09 (Thursday) |
KAPL/SPIC |
|
6. |
Chennai (T.N.) |
23.10.09 (Friday) |
CPI/IDPL |
|
7. |
Hyderabad (A.P.) |
27.10.09 (Tuesday) |
NIPER/Pharmexcil |
|
8. |
Indore (M.P.) |
30.10.09 (Friday) |
SPIC |
|
9 |
Dehradun |
12.11.09 (Thursday) |
FOPE |
The aim of the ABWs
would be to spread awareness and deepen the understanding of Pharma SSI
manufacturers/entrepreneurs about the implementation of the scheme involving
interalia, substantially expanded list of 179 machineries/Equipments required
for Schedule ‘M’ Compliance. The choice of these locations takes into account
the concentration of SSI pharma units in these locations.
2.1.2 Workshop Personnel
DDG Shri Ashok Vishan
Dass and DIA (Shri Mathur) together would co-ordinate these ABWs. JS (Pharma),
Shri Devendra Chaudhry would be present in the important workshops, preferably
at larger clusters, as an ’Observer’.
2.1.3 Workshop assisting Organisagtions:
·
NIPERs: Ahemdabad, Mohali, Hyderabad
·
KAPL: Bangalore
·
NPC: all through
·
Banks
including SIDBI
·
IDMA,
SPIC, FOPE, CIPI, and other Industry associations will be required to assist in
getting in organizing and convening the industry at every location.
·
SMPIC
- Small, Medium Pharma Industry Centre at NIPER Mohali may also render
technical advise to assist pharma SSIs units. This would also go a long way in
capacity building.
2.1.4 Scheme Brochure: A detailed Scheme
Brochure will be made available to the potential beneficiaries to understand
the various facets of the scheme and its implementation methodology.
2.1.5 Media:
Two
advertisements, one each in vernacular and English languages would be made in
the prominent newspapers of the states wherever the ABWs will be held. These
advertisements will be released through DAVP.
3. ORGANISATIONAL
ARRANGMENTS
Scheme Implementation Committee (SIC)
The Scheme
Implementation Committee would be set up to be guided by JS DC. DDG AVD will be
Member Convenor with other members from SIDBI, NPC and selected industry
nominees. SIC would lay down monitoring and evaluation formats developed with
support from NIC for effective reporting on the progress of the Scheme. The
Committee would meet every month to ensure proper implementation of the Scheme.
4. IMPLEMENTATION
PROCESS
4.1 Technical and Certification Support:
As
a number of Pharma SSI units are not well conversant with the technical
requirements of the compliance regulators in terms of physical implementation
processes, capacity building with the help of NIPER will be done. This will
sensitise the SSI units of the implementation issues and increase their
commitment to the project. The ABW
would be one day event.
4.2 Other
Activities planned:
i. Cluster survey of the
status of the implementation of Schedule M
ii. Status Report on the
standards implementation status
iii. Gap identification
iv. Plan to implement for
compliance
v. Capacity building of the
potential beneficiary
The requirements of
Schedule ‘M’ compliance include documentation - a very essential part. Accordingly, these units will be provided
technical advice by NIPERs to secure the necessary certification from the
concerned state Regulatory Authority.
4.3 Project Approval
Support
Each unit would be
required to prepare Detailed Project Plan (DPP) for application to the Bank for
financial assistance including loan and subsidy. For SIDBI would coordinate and monitor all the applications made
seeking assistance under the Scheme.
There will be weekly
monitoring of applications filed and sanctioned as well as disbursals of loan
and adjustment of subsidy in the loan amount.
A close team led by DDG will have to coordinate with the Bank and
beneficiary as well as MSME.
5. MONITORING
& EVALUATION
Scheme Oversight Committee (SOC)
A Scheme Oversight
Committee would be set up in the Chairmanship of the Secretary Pharma with DC
MSME, JS DC, DDG AVD, Senior Officer of NPC and concerned GM of SIDBI, Heads of
IDMA, CIPI, FOPE as members. SIDBI would be Member-Convenor. Based on the
monthly Scheme Implementation Committee (SIC), the Oversight Committee would
provide periodic guidance for successful implementation of the scheme including
policy issues. The SOC would meet every two months.
Second
Supplement of the Revised Guidelines on the Credit linked Capital Subsidy
Scheme (CLCSS) for Technology Upgradation of Micro and Small Enterprises
approved by the Technical Sub-Committee on the CLCSS (TSC) in its 7th meeting held on the 13th day of
July, 2009 under the chairmanship of the Additional Secretary & Development
Commissioner (MSME)
Office of the Development Commissioner (MSME),
Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium, Enterprises
Government of India,
Nirman Bhawan,
New Delhi.
iv:
Drugs & Pharmaceuticals:
(iv) (a)
List of Machineries/ Equipments Recommended for Drug and Pharmaceutical Products, Sub-Sector-wise (including the Existing Technologies in the CLCSS) Required for Schedule ‘M’ Compliance and Indian/International Standards for inclusion at S. No. IV in the Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme for Technology Upgradation.
|
S. No. |
Activity |
Technology Need |
Approx. Cost (Rs. Lakh) |
Advantages |
|
External Preparations |
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|
1. |
Mixing and Storage |
Reactor |
3-4.0 |
WHO-GMP Compliance Better Quality |
|
2. |
Reaction |
Reactor |
2-2.5 |
--do-- |
|
3. |
Mixing |
Vessel |
3-3.5 |
--do-- |
|
4. |
Planetary Mixing |
Mixture |
3-3.5 |
--do-- |
|
5. |
Colloidal Milling |
Emulsifier |
0.6-0.9 |
--do-- |
|
6. |
Milling |
Ointment Mill |
1-1.5 |
--do-- |
|
7. |
Liquid filling |
Filling Machine |
2-2.5 |
--do-- |
|
8. |
Filling |
Jar Filling Equipment |
1.5-2.0 |
--do-- |
|
In Oral Liquid Preparation |
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|
9. |
Stirring |
Agitator |
0.3-0.5 |
--do-- |
|
10. |
Colloidal Milling |
Colloidal Mill |
0.3-0.5 |
--do-- |
|
11. |
Filtration |
Filter |
0.3-0.5 |
--do-- |
|
12. |
Pill Proof capping |
Capping machine |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
13. |
Clarity testing |
Inspection unit |
0.2-0.3 |
--do-- |
|
14. |
Mixing |
Reactor |
4-8 |
--do-- |
|
15. |
Reaction |
Reactor |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
16. |
Bottle Filling |
4 head filling machine |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
17. |
Distillation |
Distillation unit |
4-5 |
--do-- |
|
Tablets |
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|
18. |
Dispensing |
Reverse laminar flow equipment |
1.5-2.0 |
Safety of personnel |
|
19. |
Storing |
Storage Cabinet |
0.5-0.8 |
Storage |
|
20. |
De-Dusting of Tablet |
On-line de-duster |
0.4-0.6 |
GMP |
|
21. |
Dissolution test |
Lab testing apparatus |
1-1.2 |
Quality testing |
|
22. |
Sifter |
24 Dia Sifter |
0.8-1.0 |
WHO-GMP Compliance |
|
23. |
Powder Mixing |
Blender |
2-2.5 |
--do-- |
|
24. |
Mass Mixing |
RMG |
3-5 |
--do-- |
|
25. |
Granulation |
Roller Compactor |
1.5-3 |
--do-- |
|
26. |
Weighing |
Balance |
0.8-1 |
--do-- |
|
27. |
Thermostatically controlled hot air |
TD |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
28. |
Tablet compression |
16 station rotary tablet machine 27 station rotary tablet machine |
2.0-3.0 3.25-4.0 |
Increased Productivity --do-- |
|
29. |
Tablet Inspection |
Inspection Table |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
30. |
In Process testing |
Lab instruments |
2-2.5 |
--do-- |
|
31. |
AHU |
AHU |
15-17 |
GMP |
|
32. |
Strip/blister packing |
Strip/blister packing machine |
6-9 |
Production |
|
33. |
Leak testing |
Vacuum leak tester |
1-1.2 |
Analysis |
|
34. |
Table Counter |
Counter |
0.3-0.5 |
Packing |
|
35. |
AHU |
Dehumidifier |
8-10 |
GMP |
|
36. |
Reaction |
Reactor |
2-3 |
WHO-GMP compliance |
|
37. |
Coating |
Coating Pan |
1.5-3 |
--do-- |
|
38. |
Exhaust System |
Dust Extractor |
0.3-0.5 |
--do-- |
|
39. |
AHU |
Dehumidifier |
8-10 |
GMP |
|
40. |
Weighing |
Balance |
0.8-1 |
GMP |
|
41. |
Disintegration |
Multi mill |
1-1.5 |
Production |
|
42. |
Powder Mixing |
Blender |
2-2.5 |
--do-- |
|
43. |
Sifter |
24” Dia Sifter |
0.8-1.0 |
--do-- |
|
44. |
Vessels |
SS vessels
& scoops |
0.2-0.9 |
--do-- |
|
45. |
Filling |
Filling machine |
4-6 |
--do-- |
|
46. |
Weighing |
Balance |
0.8-1 |
--do-- |
|
Capsules |
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|
47. |
Mixing |
Blender |
2-2.5 |
Production |
|
48. |
Filling |
Capsules filling machine |
8-15 |
--do-- |
|
49. |
Counter |
Capsules counter |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
50. |
Weighing |
Balance |
0.8-1 |
--do-- |
|
51. |
Disintegration |
Disintegration Tester |
0.4-0.6 |
--do-- |
|
52. |
Capsules polishing |
Polishing equipment |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
Surgical Dressing |
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|
53. |
Rolling |
Roller Machine |
2-2.5 |
--do-- |
|
54. |
Trimming |
Trimming Machine |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
55. |
Cutting |
Cutting equipment |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
56. |
Folding & Pressing |
Folding & pressing machine |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
57. |
Mixing |
Medicating processing tanks |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
58. |
Heating |
Dry steam sterilizer |
10-15 |
--do-- |
|
59. |
Air heating |
Oven |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
60. |
Working place |
Tables |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
61. |
Steam Sterilization |
DHS |
10-18 |
--do-- |
|
Ophthalmic Preparations |
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|
62. |
Heating |
Temp. controlled oven |
4-5 |
WHO-GMP compliance |
|
63. |
Reaction |
Reactor |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
64. |
Mixing |
Reactor |
4-8 |
--do-- |
|
65. |
Colloidal milling |
Ointment mill |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
66. |
Tube filling |
Crimping Equipment |
1-4 |
--do-- |
|
67. |
Cleaning |
Tune cleaning |
0.8-1 |
WHO-GMP Compliance |
|
68. |
Automatic washing |
Tube washing machine |
1-3 |
--do-- |
|
69. |
Drying |
Oven |
2-4 |
--do-- |
|
70. |
Automatic vial washing |
Vial washing machine |
1-3 |
--do-- |
|
71. |
Washing |
Rubber bungs washing |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
72. |
Filter |
Cartridge candle filter |
1.5-3 |
--do-- |
|
73. |
Liquid filling |
Liquid filling machine |
2-5 |
--do-- |
|
74. |
Sterilization |
Ventilator autoclave |
2-6 |
--do-- |
|
75. |
AHU |
Dehumidifier |
8-10 |
GMP |
|
76. |
Laminar flow |
Laminar air flow unit |
1-1.5 |
Sterility |
|
Peccaries and Suppositories |
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|
77. |
Mixing |
Reactor |
1-1.5 |
--do-- |
|
78. |
Moulding |
Moulding equipment |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
79. |
Weighing |
Balance |
1-1.5 |
--do-- |
|
80. |
Mixing |
Reactor |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
81. |
Measuring |
Graduated measuring equipment |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
82. |
Sealing |
Sealing machine |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
Repacking of Drugs & Pharmaceutical Chemicals |
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|
83. |
Powder disintegration |
Powder disintegrator |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
84. |
Sieving |
Sifter |
1.5-2 |
--do-- |
|
85. |
Scoops |
Scoop |
0.2-0.3 |
--do-- |
|
86. |
Weighing |
Balance |
1-1.5 |
--do-- |
|
87. |
Filling |
Filling Machine |
2-2.5 |
--do-- |
|
88. |
Pill proof capping |
Capping machine |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
89. |
Sealing |
Sealing machine |
0.3-0.5 |
--do-- |
|
90. |
Water lines |
SS pipes |
3-5 |
--do-- |
|
Parental preparation |
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|
91. |
De-ionization |
Ion exchange unit |
12-15 |
--do-- |
|
92. |
Distillation |
Triple effect evaporators |
4-5 |
Sterility |
|
93. |
Water storage |
Thermal controlled reactor |
3-5 |
--do-- |
|
94. |
Pumping |
Pump |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
95. |
Piping |
SS lines for water |
4-6 |
--do-- |
|
Container & closer preparation |
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|
96. |
Automated Rotary |
Ampoule washing machine |
5-7 |
--do-- |
|
97. |
Washing |
Closure washing machine |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
98. |
Storage |
Storage cabinet |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
99. |
Storages benches |
SS benches |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
100. |
Automatic vial washing |
Vial washing machine |
4-5 |
--do-- |
|
101. |
Rubber bung washing |
Rubber bung washing machine |
1-3 |
--do-- |
|
Solution preparation |
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|
102. |
Stirring |
Agitator |
0.3-0.5 |
--do-- |
|
103. |
Filtration |
Filter |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
104. |
Pumping |
Pump |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
105. |
Benches |
SS benches |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
106. |
Preparation Tank |
Reactor |
2-4 |
--do-- |
|
Filling capping |
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|
107. |
Ampoule filling |
Ampoule/vial filling machine |
3-5 |
--do-- |
|
108. |
Gas lining |
SS pipes |
2-4 |
--do-- |
|
109. |
Benches |
SS benches |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
110. |
Pressure leak testing |
Pressure leak test equip |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
111. |
Steam Sterilizer |
Autoclave |
10-12 |
--do-- |
|
112. |
Dry heat sterilizer |
DHS |
14-18 |
--do-- |
|
113. |
Quarantine area |
Room storage |
4-7 |
--do-- |
|
114. |
Platforms |
SS Platforms |
2-4 |
--do-- |
|
115. |
Visual inspection |
Belt type inspection table |
1-3 |
--do-- |
|
116. |
Benches |
SS benches |
1-1.5 |
--do-- |
|
Parental preparations in Plastic containers |
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|
117. |
DM water |
Ion exchange unit |
12-15 |
--do-- |
|
118. |
Distillation |
Triple effect evaporators |
4-5 |
--do-- |
|
119. |
Water Storage |
Thermal controlled reactor |
3-5 |
--do-- |
|
120. |
Pumping |
Pump |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
121. |
Water transportation |
SS lines for water |
4-6 |
--do-- |
|
Solution preparation area |
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|
122. |
Pumping |
Pump |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
123. |
Water storage |
Thermal controlled reactor |
3-5 |
--do-- |
|
124. |
Filteration |
Membrance filter |
1-2 |
--do-- |
|
125. |
Sterile filling |
Sterile filling machine |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
126. |
Filling |
Plastic filling machine |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
127. |
Batch
coding |
Batch coding machine |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
128. |
Labeling |
Labeling machine |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
129. |
Batch
coding |
Batch coding machine |
1-1.2 |
--do-- |
|
130. |
Labeling unit |
Labeling machine |
2-3 |
--do-- |
|
131. |
Automatic vial washing |
Vial washing machine |
4-5 |
--do-- |
|
132. |
Vial drying |
Oven |
2-4 |
--do-- |
|
133. |
Autoclave |
Autoclave |
4-5 |
--do-- |
|
134. |
Laminar flow |
Laminar air flow unit |
1-1.5 |
Sterility |
|
135. |
AHU |
HVAC |
10-15 |
|
Bulk
Drugs
|
Sl. No. |
Activity |
Technology need |
Cost (in Rs. Lakh) |
Advantages |
|
1 |
Weighing |
Automatic electronic balance 300kg.;150kg and
1kg. |
0.5-2.0 depending on the model |
Accurate weighing of raw materials; increased
productivity |
|
2 |
Reaction |
MS,SS,MS/GL Lead/RL lined Reaction Vessel |
25 |
Suitable for process |
|
3 |
Filtration |
Centrifuge, Nutch filter, Vacumm filter,
filter press, Pressure filter SS, MS/GL |
15 |
Suitable for process |
|
4 |
Distillation Unit |
SS Distillation Unit |
15 |
Solvent Quality Reusable |
|
5 |
Dryer |
TD,VTD, Nauta dryer, Rotatory Vacuum, SS Dryer
with modern facilities, spray/ flash |
15 |
Quality upgradation |
|
6 |
Storage tanks |
MS, SS, MS/RL Storage tanks |
10 |
Avoid mixing |
|
7 |
Pumps |
Centrifugal, Totopump |
5 |
Process |
|
|
|
Multistage |
|
Handling |
|
8 |
Powder Processing |
Multimill, vibrator, blender coating |
10 |
Quality Requirements |
|
9 |
Scrubber |
Glass/ MS/RL |
5 |
Environmental Improvement |
|
10 |
Laboratory Equipments |
HPLC, FTIR, UV, KF testing, HTTLC |
35 |
Quality Requirements |
|
11 |
Mixing |
Blenders |
5 |
For uniformity of the product |
|
12 |
Micronisation |
Jet mill, Pulverizer |
25 |
For better dissolution rate |
|
13 |
Compacting
|
Roll compacter |
15 |
For increasing bulk density of the product |
|
14 |
Distillation |
SS Condensers |
10 |
For improving recovery of solvents and uniform
reaction |
|
15 |
Raw material and finished product weighing |
Electronic Weighing machine |
0.15 |
1. Saving of time 2. Saving of labour 3. No loss of material 4. Increase in the profitability |
|
16 |
Quality control |
Laboratory Equipment of latest technology,
spectrophotometer, Gas Chromatograph & others. ITR, |
10 |
1.To get the best possible precise results. 2. less time consuming & immediate results
display |
|
17 |
Pulverisation. |
Latest technology pulverisers impact |
4 |
1. Quality of products improves due to finest
particles. 2. Physical loss of material is very less |
|
18 |
Heating |
Boilers |
10 |
For heating |
|
19 |
Power |
DG Set |
10-15 |
For uninterrupted power during process |
|
20 |
Chilling |
Chilling units, cooling towers. WAS systems |
25-50 |
To maintain process parameters |
|
21 |
Instrumentation |
Online PH meters, temperature meters |
5 |
To maintain process parameters |
|
22 |
AHU |
Air conditioning & Rh control |
25 |
Quality up gradation |
|
23 |
Chilling |
Cooling water, chilled water chilled brine,
air water VAS System |
30-45 |
To maintain process conditions parameters |
|
24 |
Accurate Weighing |
Digital balances, |
1 |
For accuracy |
|
25 |
Non-reactive Storage Tanks |
Storage Containers Numbers & size to
depend on operation |
1-8 |
For handling of pharmaceuticals in-process |
|
26 |
Containers |
Storage Sontainers Number & size to depend
on operation |
1-5 |
Material handling |
|
27 |
Process Instruments |
Measuring temperature, pressure |
2-5 |
Process Control |
|
28 |
Pumps |
Centifugure, vacuum |
5 |
Atomization |
|
Quality Control Depatment |
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|
29 |
Dispensing |
Reverse laminar flow equipment |
1.5-2 |
Safety o personnel |
|
30 |
Weighing |
Automatic electronic balance 300kg.; 150 kg.
and 1kg |
0.5-2.0 depending on the model |
Accurate weighing of raw materials; Increased
productivity |
|
31 |
Drug Assay and testing |
HPLC, HPTLC, FTIR, automatic titratator, PH
meter, melting point, karl fisher instrument Gas chromatograph, small rato
evaporator system with vacuum pump tablet hardness tester, dissolution test
apparatus, disintegration test apparatus, UV spectroscope, laminar flow
benches,TLC/FID detector |
20-40 |
Accurate drug analysis |
|
32 |
Microbiological Lab in Quality Control
Department. |
1)
B.O.D. Incubators. 2)
Incubators. 3)
Laminar Air Flow. 4)
AHU 5)
Oven 6)
Ozone reader 7)
Auto Clave 8)
Microscopes |
10 |
These machines are required to improve the
quality of the finished products by way of testing. |
|
33 |
Stability
chambers |
Two stability chambers at 40ź
& 25ź
with alarm bell and printer |
7 |
|
|
Environment Control Devices |
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|
34 |
Weighing |
Automatic electronic balance 300kg. 150kg.
& 1kg. |
0.5-2.0 depending on the model |
Accurate weighing of raw materials; increased
productivity |
|
35 |
Air conditioning and humidity control of all
types of areas |
Air conditioning Humidity control equipment
(dehumidifier) |
10-30 |
Improve product stability, enhance personal
comfort |
|
36 |
Air handling for parenteral (Sterile) area |
Air handling unit with HEPA filters, Ducting with
insulation; chilled water piping; electrical cabling and panels; chilled
water pump; chilled water control |
15-40 |
Improve product quality, enhance personal
safety |
|
37 |
Air handling other for parenteral area |
Air handling unit with 5 micron filters, |
10-15 |
Improve product quality, enhanced personal
safety, |
|
38 |
Miscellaneous fittings |
Ducting with insulation; chilled water piping;
electrical cabling and panels; chilled water pump; chilled water control |
5-6 |
Improves product quality, enhanced personal
safety |
|
39 |
Energy Generation |
DG |
2.0-12.01 |
For continuous Production |
|
40 |
Pollution control |
Effluent Treatment Pollution Control Machinery |
10-15 |
Biochemical treatment of effluent removes 90 to
95% of soluble organic matter in the waste |
|
(vii) Plastic Moulded/Extruded Products and
parts |
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|
41 |
Recovery |
Reverse osmosis plant, scrubbers |
10 |
To improve discharge or waste water |
|
42 |
Pollution control |
Incinerators |
20 |
For solid waste disposal |
|
43 |
Cleaning |
Vacuum cleaner and scrubbers |
2 |
For maintaining cleanness as required Schedule
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Addresses of Nodal Agencies for CLCSS
1. CHIEF
Manager
Bank of India,
70/80,M.G.Road,
Post Box No. 238,
Mumbai-400001.
2.
Chief General Manager
National Bank of
Agriculture & Rural Development,
Block-C-24, G Block, 5th
Floor,
B Wing, Bandra Kurla
Complex,
Bandra East Mumbai-51.
3.
Dy. General Manager
Small Industries
Development Bank of India,
SIDBI
Tower, 15, Ashok Marg,
Lucknow -226001.
(U.P.)
4.
Chief Manager
State Bank of India
Commercial Branch,
Corporate Operation
Division
N.G.N.Vaidya Marg,
Mumbai.
5.
Chief Manager (SME Division)
Punjab National Bank,
H.O.,
Atma Ram House,
1, Tolstoy Marg,
New Delhi.
6.
AGM, Canara Bank Corporate Credit Wing,
112, J.C. Road, Head
Office,
Post Box N. 6648,
Bangalore-560002.
7.
GM (SME Banking)
Bank of Baroda,
Baroda Corporate
Centre,
Plot No. C- 26, G
Block, Bandra Kurla Complex,
Bandra (East).
Mumbai-400051
8.
Dy. General Manager (IC),
The Tamilnadu
Industrial Investment Corporation Ltd.
692, Anna Salai,
Nandanam, Chennai –
6000035.
9.
AGM,
Andhra Bank,
Head Office
Dr. Pattabhi Bhawan,
5-9-11, Saifabad,
Hyderabad – 500004.
10.
Chief Manager (C&I)
State Bank koff
Bikaner & Jaipur,
Head Office,
Tilak Marg,
Jaipur – 302005.