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Powder, droplet and particle characterisation
News Release from: Malvern Instruments | Subject: Powtech 2004
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 24 December 2003
Latest particle characterisation systems
on show
At Powtech 2004 Malvern Instruments will exhibit the latest introductions in their range of particle characterisation systems for on-line and laboratory-based applications, plus products for rheology
At Powtech 2004 (Nurnberg, Germany 16-18 March 2004) Malvern Instruments will exhibit the latest introductions from the company range of particle characterisation systems for on-line and laboratory-based applications Powtech will also be the first European show at which Malvern Instruments will exhibit the Bohlin range of products for rheology testing, following the Malvern acquisition of Bohlin Instruments in October 2003
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 15 Aug 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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For in-process particle sizing, Insitec on-line particle size analysers will be on display.
The most recent addition to this range is the award winning mobile Insitec Voyager which can be used for on-line or at-line applications.
This compact and complete system can be attached to fixed sampling ports at a variety of points in a production line or used to sample from different production lines within the same manufacturing plant.
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Voyager is suitable for use even in highly regulated environments, such as the pharmaceutical industry.
It meets current GAMP requirements with a simple-to-clean measurement cell and flow path.
The system features triclamping and the use of 316 stainless steel parts for easy cleaning.
Software enables full compliance with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 requirements.
The pioneering new Zetasizer Nano series meets the challenge of measuring nano-sized particles.
This compact system combines the best technologies for the measurement of particle size, zeta potential and molecular weight of molecules and nano-sized particles - all achieved with no compromise on performance for any parameter.
The system measures particle size from 0.6 nm to 6 æm of a wide range of high concentration samples (such as pharmaceutical suspensions and emulsions) without dilution.
It has fully validated software featuring 21 CFR Part 11 compliance.
The use of standard operating procedures (SOPs) to control the measurement process ensures optimum performance and excellent repeatability between operators.
Vision systems for fully automated particle shape and size analysis will also be shown.
Malvern Instruments PharmaVision 830 enables reliable, repeatable and routine characterization of particle size and particle shape.
Based on standard microscopy and automated image analysis techniques, it is a solution, which provides a new level of insight into pharmaceutical powder manufacturing processes, ultimately leading to increased efficiency and reduced costs.
The Malvern Instruments team looks forward to welcoming you to the stand and will be available throughout the show to discuss individual particle characterization and rheology testing issues. Request a free brochure from Malvern Instruments ...
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