ANALYTICAL & LABORATORY EQUIPMENT


USB sticks and similar means for a long time. With those solutions, it is possible to register weights and retrieve results. However, some manufacturers of wet chemistry instruments are now adding new solutions. Te ability to receive instrument alarm messages on a mobile phone, regardless of where the operator is located, is now technically possible. Te technology itself is not new but previously this was an exclusive feature for large computer systems. Te novelty is that this technology has been developed for wet chemistry instruments, including necessary apps on mobile phones. Remote access to wet chemistry


instruments provides increased capabilities for maintenance and help. Remote service has previously been exclusive to advanced and expensive computer systems, but new technology is also changing this. New computer software, written specifically for wet chemistry laboratories, solves other challenges for a modern laboratory. Dedicated software can provide automatic integration between balances and instruments, automatic traceability according to regulations


and a faster and simplified registration flow. Specific technical solutions and material choices vary between different manufacturers. In common for all these new solutions are the possibilities they provide to laboratories. Safer, less maintenance and a better information flow are the new promises. Tis will help all laboratories using wet chemistry analysis.


ABOVE: Today, laboratories require results to be available digitally, with new solutions for operating wet chemistry instruments and tracking activities


Olle Lundström is managing director of Opsis LiquidLine. www.liquidline.se


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