|Articles|May 2, 2016
- Pharmaceutical Technology-05-02-2016
- Volume 40
- Issue 5
Penetrometer for Quality Monitoring
The penetrometer PNR 12 from Anton Paar, used for quality monitoring, features the Pharma Qualification Package--Smart PNR 12, which fulfills GMP and United States Pharmacopeia (USP) regulations and can be used to perform qualification processes.
The penetrometer PNR 12 from Anton Paar, used for quality monitoring, features the Pharma Qualification Package--Smart PNR 12, which fulfills GMP and United States Pharmacopeia (USP) <1058> regulations and can be used to perform qualification processes. PNR 12 can complete cone and needle tests for petrolatum, ointments, and wax. The penetrometer requires a sample size of 4 mL, which results in short temperature-stabilization intervals. Tests can also be performed outside an analytical laboratory, and 16 different programs are available to run on the penetrometer independently.
Articles in this issue
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Forced Degradation Studies for Biopharmaceuticalsabout 10 years ago
Choosing Containment Strategies For Highly Potent APIsabout 10 years ago
Visions for the Future of Biopharma Manufacturingabout 10 years ago
Outsourcing of Biomanufacturing in 2016about 10 years ago
Pharmaceutical Quality: Where Do We Need to Go from Here?about 10 years ago
Reporting Quality Metrics to FDAabout 10 years ago
Significant Revisions and Updates to the European Pharmacopoeiaabout 10 years ago
Upstream and Downstream Operations Can Impact Biologic API Uniformityabout 10 years ago
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