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example, worries about the amount of wastewater generated by chemical processes and how to treat it has led to the growth of single-use sensors that do not require washing and are thus more environmentally friendly. Single-use sensors require calibration before and after use to ensure that the sensor has performed correctly. A digitalised system makes it easier to track performance and ensure all calibrators are in tolerance.


HOW BEAMEX CAN HELP WITH THESE CHALLENGES Beamex offers pharmaceutical manufacturers a calibration solution that complies with stringent industry regulations while delivering productivity gains and improving data integrity and quality standards. Beamex’s integrated calibration solution combines calibrators, software, expertise, and industry knowledge to deliver an automated and paperless flow of calibration data. The benefits of such a system are reduced


errors, increased safety, improved efficiency, and the ability to gather and easily analyse data to improve business efficiency - while still ensuring compliance. “Many of the top pharmaceutical companies already rely on Beamex calibration solutions,” says Koskinen. “We’re continuing to develop our solutions and explore new technologies so that we can find even more concrete benefits for our customers.” Find out more about the calibration process in the pharmaceutical industry on the Beamex website: www.beamex.com.


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