Aerial view of Novartis Pharmaceuticals laboratory & plant atGrimsby, UK. IPP acquired the assets early in 2024.

IPP stocks pharmaceutical equipment for process plants like reactors, dryers, and centrifuges to support efficient, validated drug production across global markets.

Buy used and new pharmaceutical systems from the world’s largest seller

International Process Plants (IPP) is the world’s largest seller of used process plants and equipment, with more than 47 years of experience and over 15,000 pieces of ready-to-ship inventory. Our pharmaceutical equipment offerings include complete manufacturing systems, validated components, and rare surplus models sourced from top-tier global facilities.

With 20 process plant sites under ownership and operations in 15 countries, IPP helps pharmaceutical manufacturers avoid long lead times, reduce capital expenditures, and scale up or down with speed and confidence.

Our pharma inventory is constantly updated and includes systems for API production, oral solids, injectables, biosimilars, and sterile manufacturing environments. Whether you’re building a new line or replacing aging assets, we have what you need—available immediately.

IPP’s inventory includes premium equipment types trusted by CDMOs, generics producers, biotech firms, and multinational pharma operations:

Reactors: For chemical synthesis and temperature-controlled reactions. Stainless steel, glass-lined, and exotic alloy options available.

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Centrifuges: Essential for purification, filtration, and crystallization. IPP stocks inverting, peeler, and basket centrifuges.

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Dryers: Remove residual moisture for stable finished products. Includes ANFDs, vacuum dryers, and spray dryers.

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Mixers and blenders: For uniform blending of powders and semi-solids. Ribbon, paddle, double-cone, and planetary styles in stock.

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Filters: Used for clarification and sterile processing of APIs and formulations.

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Tanks: Storage and mix tanks for cleanroom and general pharma use.

Browse pharma-grade tanks

Sterilizers and autoclaves: For cleanroom equipment and media sterilization.

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  • Global availability: 15,000+ pieces of process equipment from 20 owned plant sites.
  • Immediate shipment: Most systems are in stock and ready to deploy.
  • Trusted quality: Equipment from validated plants, many with supporting documentation.
  • Flexible options: Buy entire lines, complete plants, or individual units.
  • Consultative support: Our team helps match systems to your process needs and compliance requirements.
  • IPP also offers access to new pharmaceutical equipment through our affiliate company, Gale Process Solutions (GPS), as well as glass-lined solutions from Universal Glasteel Equipment (UGE).

If you’re expanding production or upgrading your equipment, don’t wait months for new systems. Our global inventory helps you stay ahead of timelines, compliance needs and market demand.

Contact IPP today to get specs, request inspection, or discuss site-wide teardown and relocation services.

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What is pharmaceutical equipment?

Pharmaceutical equipment includes the specialized systems used in drug manufacturing, such as reactors, dryers, filters, and sterilizers.

Can IPP provide validated pharma systems?

Yes. Many systems are sourced from validated lines and include documentation to help meet regulatory requirements.

Do you offer new pharma equipment too?

Yes. IPP sells new equipment through our partner Gale Process Solutions and UGE.

Does IPP sell full pharmaceutical plants?

Yes. We offer complete pharmaceutical plant systems for turnkey use or teardown and relocation.

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Used pharmaceutical equipment from IPP is ready to ship, offering validated systems that help drug manufacturers cut delays and reduce capital costs.

Did you know? The IPP family of companies is the world’s largest seller of used process plants and equipment

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