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Dissolution tester ATS Xtend™ Double UV Online
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dissolution tester
dissolution tester
dissolution tester
dissolution tester
dissolution tester
dissolution tester
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Characteristics

Tested parameter
dissolution
Applications
laboratory

Description

Real-time UV-Vis analysis of two dissolution testers with one spectrophotometer. DOUBLE CAPACITY - Perform two dissolution tests in parallel and analyze up to 16 samples in real-time SCALABLE - Avoid unnecessary validation work when increasing your capacity with identical modules SAVE - Connect two dissolution baths to one UV-Vis spectrophotometer ANALYZE - Exceed Pharmacopeia requirements with true double beam UV-Vis technology (CDD) REALTIME - Simultaneous single or multi-wavelength analysis of your dissolution samples COMPLIANT - Fulfills all Pharmacopeia requirements and 21 CFR part 11 regulations CLOSED - No media replacement required for delayed release (DR) and modified release (MR) methods with multiple timepoints Seamlessly integrated UV-Vis analysis of the dissolved active is the quickest way to get dissolution results. An integrated UV-Vis spectrophotometer measures up to 16 samples simultaneously. For multi-timepoint methods, media replacement is not required as withdrawn sampling volumes are immediately returned into the vessels of your dissolution tester. To save investment costs, the ATS Xtend™ allows connection of two Xtend™ baths to one UV-Vis spectrophotometer with automated cuvette changer. The system can measure up to 16 samples per timepoint in real-time. Stacking the analytical device on top of two CP piston pumping modules saves additional bench space. The ATS Xtend™ dissolution tester offers different possibilities for simultaneous automated sample withdrawal and filtration.

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