Dissolution testing system DFZ II
flowfor medical devicesindustrial

dissolution testing system
dissolution testing system
dissolution testing system
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Characteristics

Test type
flow, dissolution
Tested product
for medical devices
Applications
industrial
Configuration
benchtop

Description

The new ERWEKA flow-through cell tester DFZ II can be used for various applications thanks to its wide range of available cell types, e.g. for testing poorly soluble products or low-dose formulations with sustained release. Innovations as the new cell design with increased leak-tightness and the optimized tubing system with quick locks allow a fast preparation and implementation of dissolution tests. The new leaner cell bodies ensure an improved cell warming and can be heated individually. All USP 4 DFZ II systems can be easily controlled with the Disso.NET 3.X software via a controller. Accompanying our flow-through systems, we offer a variety of different cells with a new improved design for different purposes - from the standard tablet cell to granulate & powder cells to cells for implants, suppositories and stents. The new standardized cell head fits all offered cell bodies and facilitates along with the new standardized flat seals (only 3 pieces per cell: connection, head and heating jacket) handling and assembly of the cells. The optimized cell bodies with decreased cell wall thickness guarantee an improved cell heating. Different USP 4 cells available Different cells for different purposes available - e. g. for implants, granulates & powders, suppositories, stants, cells with creme adapter or with a dialysis adapter.

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ACHEMA 2024
ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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