Laboratory Products
Raise the Bar of Inhaler Testing
Jan 30 2008
PSD has always been considered one of the most labour-intensive of the regulatory tests for inhaled pharmaceutical products. The new fully automated Xelize is the first system anticipated to achieve a throughput of 40 Andersen impactions per day, a potential 10 fold increase over some manual methods.
The Xelize provides high capacity storage for up to 200 devices, minimising time spent on manual load. Sophisticated device handling controlled by advanced software, allows easy and precise device manipulation and actuation, with tight control of the dose actuation parameters, greatly improving repeatability of results. Additionally, sample preparation for HPLC analysis can be fully automated avoiding inconsistencies associated with manual methods. Company-specific coating techniques for Andersen plates, such as fine film spraying, are easily accommodated and fully automated, allowing faster repetition of coating, sample capture, retrieval and analysis cycles. Additionally, sealed recovery stations improve user safety and prevent test cross-contamination.
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