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New Electronic Document System Speeds up Microbiological Media Product Shipments
To enhance the speed of delivery of its microbiological media products for environmental monitoring within the pharmaceutical and related industries, Cherwell Laboratories has introduced a new electronic document management system. The new paperless system ensures batch quality records are delivered directly to the email ‘In Box’ of appropriate Quality Assurance personnel. This ensures that all key records are at their fingertips in a timely manner, thereby fast tracking the release of products for environmental monitoring purposes.
Cherwell employs a positive release scheme for all products before despatch and the batch quality records are essential to secure the release of microbiological media shipments from ‘Goods In’ within a pharmaceutical facility. Documentary evidence of sterilisation parameters, source of raw materials and a Certificate of Analysis, covering growth promotion, pH and sterility testing, undertaken within Cherwell’s own laboratories, are all required before use.
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Prior to the introduction of the electronic document management system Cherwell would send the quality records only in paper format typically by post, therefore any postal delay could result in delayed release of product at the customers site.
“By adopting this new paperless approach we have responded to the requests of our customers to not only fast track customer release of our products, but also ensure greater efficiency and security in the delivery of crucial batch quality documents directly to the relevant quality personnel,” explained Andy Whittard, Managing Director, Cherwell Laboratories. “It also enables us to adopt a greener approach to quality documentation.”
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Miniature Industrial Components
IEF100 First-dimension Isoelectric Focusing Unit
Monitor current flow for each individual IPG strip in real time
• 2D- in Day with an integrated 12,000 V power supply that has the highest voltage and current commercially available
• 9 editable preloaded protocols included
• Can store up to 30 protocols • Flexible first-dimension IEF can be run with 7 to 24 cm IPG strips • Turn and click intuitive user interface with graphical display • Easily accessible Ethernet and RS232 ports • The IEF100 is the only first dimension instrument that controls the current and voltage applied to the IPG strips to prevent overheating.
• Integrated power supply and Peltier cooling–minimizes footprint • Large display–provides real-time graphical results • Entire protocol can be seen on screen–easy to read and edit • Front data ports–enable recording of instrument performance if required by GLP
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TE70XP and TE77XP Semi-Dry Transfer Units with Built-In Power Supply
Unique design that includes an intelligent built-in power supply which automatically monitors the transfer status, stopping the transfer before the stack overheats
Pioneering the design and manufacture of high precision miniature components which are used in industries such as automotive, industrial hydraulics and medical and scientific instrumentation, is the speciality of The Lee Company.
The company is now delighted to unveil its all-new Industrial Microhydraulics website.
The 30+ pages of the new web site includes comprehensive and easy-to-navigate information for all products within nine sub-sections including; flow controls, restrictor valves, check valves, relief valves, screened orifices, orifices, shuttle valves, safety screens and Lee Betaplugs.
Engineers will also appreciate the Resource Centre pages, which provide useful, practical information on engineering data, such as working with liquids and gases, calculations, conversions, engineering references and other useful information.
Achieving high quality in high volume is a key objective for Lee Products and the company is acknowledged for its ability to combine high volume production, performance and cost requirements whilst maintaining the highest standards of quality, reliability and customer service.
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The Semi-Dry Transfer Units support as many as two layers of gels being transferred simultaneously. The TE70XP has a 14 x 16 cm maximum transfer area which can handle up to four mini gels using the stacked format. The TE77XP has a 21 x 26 cm transfer area for a capacity of up to 12 mini gels at one time.
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HE-PLUS Complete Electrophoresis System
The HE-PLUS System has a built-in direct connect power supply with an LED display for easy viewing of the voltage, amperage and time. The power supply is adjustable from 10-150 volts or 10-400 mA for maximum control of the separation
parameters. Also featured is a 99:59 minute timer with an audible end of run alert. The Horizontal tank is made of rugged polycarbonate and has a vented lid to reduce condensation so the run can be monitored. The HE-PLUS offers a high throughput 96 well format with multichannel pipette compatible combs for direct loading of samples.
The NEW Hoefer HE-PLUS Electrophoresis System comes complete with one 12.5 x 13cm and two 12.5 x 6cm UVT gel trays, four 1mm, 14/28 tooth reversible combs and a casting stand with capacity of up to 112 samples.
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Ten Models to Choose From
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