A bathless dissolution tester from Distek operates without a water bath and associated maintenance.
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eliminates the water bath and all associated maintenance while heater jackets raise media temperature from ambient to 37 °C in less than 15 minutes. Wireless in-shaft temperature sensors continuously monitor and display the in-vessel temperature for each vessel. The dissolution tester includes a touch screen, electronic tracking of serialized stirring elements, qualification status and due dates, and reporting and method storage capabilities.
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