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Pharmaceutical Technology
Volume 35, Issue 3, pp. 24

Sealed pressure logger boosts process control


DataTrace MPRF pressure logger Mesa Laboratories www.mesalabs.com
Mesa Laboratories has added a pressure logger to its DataTrace MPRF line of wireless process-validation systems. The stand-alone device communicates by radio with a host interface attached to a personal computer, and users can analyze the data as it is received. The unit can help pharmaceutical manufacturers validate various chamber-pressure specifications in real time. The MPRF pressure logger also enables personnel to make real-time pressure measurements, thus enhancing process flexibility and control. The DataTrace MPRF radio-transmitting loggers are completely sealed.

Control of chromatography systems facilitates data integration


GC-2010 Plus instrument Shimadzu www.shimadzu.com
Shimadzu has enabled its GC-2010 Plus and GC-2014 gas-chromatography systems to be controlled with Waters's Empower 2 software. This modification permits clients to integrate data from various chromatographs into one networked solution. Controlling chromatography systems through the data system also provides full documentation of instrument parameters.

The Empower 2 software is designed to adapt to users' environments. For example, the product lets scientists create custom fields to record information specific to their analyses. Users also can develop custom calculations to avoid the need to transfer numbers to additional applications. The software allows users to format reports according to the needs of their laboratories.

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