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High Quality Sterile Scoops Ideal for Sampling and Dispensing
Sampling Systems Ltd is a major manufacturer of sampling devices and associated equipment. These devices are used extensively in the pharmaceutical and food industries as well as the chemical, cosmetic and other hygienic industries.
Sampling Systems’ PharmaScoops® are made from a variety of materials. They are available in white, red or blue and are manufactured in a medical cleanroom.
The scoops are manufactured using FDA, EC 1935/2004 and EU 10/2011 conforming materials and are BSE/TSE free. They are available pre-sterilised or non-sterilised.
PharmaScoop® features include: sizes from 30ml to 2500ml; ideal for single use, sterile or non-
sterile; available in red, white or blue; materials available are polystyrene, polypropylene and high density polyethylene; comfortable ergonomic design; individually wrapped; suitable for use in ATEX zones 0,1 & 2.
For a complete listing of available sizes, colours and materials, go to
www.sampling.com.
43203pr@reply-direct.com Safe Weighing in Three Steps
Manufacturer’s specifications generally state balance accuracy, but ongoing measurement accuracy requires establishment of a safe-weighing range. A new Mettler Toledo white paper describes how to establish the safe-weighing range and what it means for process accuracy, product quality and consumer safety.
Anyone who uses scales know they have limits. You would not use a small kitchen scale to weigh a watermelon, nor would you want your pharmacist using that same scale to dispense medication. The first example is an issue of capacity, while the second would actually risk your health.
These illustrations show why it is important to have the right balance for the process. Mettler Toledo’s new white paper ‘Safe Weighing Range Ensures Accurate Results’ explains how objectively defining a balance’s accuracy and establishing a safe-weighing range can ensure a given balance is capable of meeting measurement needs.
A balance’s safe-weighing range lies between its scientifically calculated lower limit and maximum capacity. Establishment of this range takes into account the balance’s minimum weight, the safety factor applied according to process tolerance, and the balance’s maximum capacity. These parameters encompass issues such as: Acceptable quality - how much variation can we have and still create an acceptable end-product? measurement uncertainty - what errors are likely to impact the final result? Process tolerance - beyond what point can a value no longer be accepted in our process?
Generally, balance results can be considered reliable when measurement uncertainty is smaller than process tolerance, minimum weight is smaller than the smallest net weight to be weighed, and measurements lie within the safe-weighing range.
To learn more about the safe-weighing range and how it can help guarantee measurement accuracy in your weighing processes, please go to
http://www.mt.com/us/en/home/campaigns/product-organizations/labtec/marketing/mwb/small_details_wave_16.html.
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New Liquid Handling Website Announced Dornier LabTech Systems has launched a brand new web presence. Get direct access to all information around the PIRO®
at
www.dornierlts.com.
“Instead of little cosmetic changes we performed an entire relaunch,” said Michael Duchaussoy, Head of Sales and Marketing. Global customers get information more and more frequent via smartphone and tablet-PC. Therefore this new website is optimised for all relevant displays and browsers.
Dornier LabTech Systems GmbH develops, produces and market premium quality, flexible and easy to use benchtop liquid handling systems Made in Germany. The former aeroplane builder stands for highest quality, precision, and reliability. Service and customer focus are key cornerstones of Dornier’s company philosophy.
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