In Line Particle Size Analysis Just Got Simpler Thanks to Malvern

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Tuesday, December 1, 2009

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The new 'Pharma option 3: Parsum View' user interface for the Parsum IPP 70 in-line particle size measurement probe, available from Malvern Instruments, simplifies the system's use as a PAT (Process Analytical Technology) tool for continuous monitoring of granulation, spray drying and fluidised bed operations, for example.

Parsum View is designed specifically to fulfil GMP requirements for pharmaceutical production. It can be supplied alone or in combination with pharma option 1- verification kit for checking measurement accuracy, and 2- material traceability, a unit with highly polished contact surfaces supplied with material traceability documentation.



Together with pharma options 1 and 2, Parsum View simplifies regulatory compliance, streamlining adoption and ongoing use of the IPP 70 within the pharmaceutical sector. It works either in a network (Ethernet) or on a standalone basis to provide the data security and complete audit trail necessary to meet the industry's need for exemplary record keeping. Key features of the new release include: detailed user access control with flexible user levels; user and password management; and safe storage for measurement values and settings in an SQL-database.

Capable of measuring as many as 20,000 particles per second, the Parsum IPP70 is lightweight, compact and easy to install in either a process line or a vessel. It is suitable for monitoring gravity fed, pneumatically conveyed and fluidised streams with particles in the size range 50 - 6000 microns, travelling at velocities up to 50 m/s. Intrinsically safe and extra long versions of the instrument extend its range of applications.

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