Automated Dissolution Sampling System With Cameras - 12 Position
System 860CDL
				SYSTEM 860CDL is an automated 12-position dissolution sampling system. It’s contains a UDT-818A-12 dissolution tester, a SCR-DL sample collector, a SYP-12L-10mL syringe pump and a DSC-800 system controller and camera system. 
			

Brochure(click below to download):

Dissolution tester UDT series.pdf

STSTEM 860CDL.pdf

Applications:

  • Drug research and development, and dissolution evaluation of generic drugs.

 

Features:

  • Dissolution testing for 12 samples simultaneously to maintain high efficiency.
  • Built-in dissolution accessory compartment for easy organization
  • Supports dual filtration for easier operation
  • Precise syringe pumps ensure accurate sampling and avoid human error
  • Capable of sample filtration, media replacement and dilution
  • Backlight kit for easy dissolution test observation
  • Compatible with basket/paddle method camera system, which can record dissolution image
  • SYSTEM 860CDL ensures high reliability and validity of the experiments
  • Tight vessel seal cover design which limits media evaporation
  • Data audit tracking function available that complies with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 requirements

 

Extended functions:

  • Expandable to 2 or 3 speed zones, which provides different stirring rates, and shortens R&D duration
  • Compatible with mini vessel apparatus, rotation cylinder apparatus, paddle over disk apparatus and flow-thru cell apparatus
  • Temperature sensor in each dissolution vessel to examine and record temperatures individually
  • Includes dual vessel cover which totally eliminates media evaporation
  • Optional Basket Saver to prevent mishandling
  • SYSTEM 860CDL can perform online dissolution analysis and is compatible with UV, HPLC, fiber optics and dilution systems.
  • Compatible with PERMETRO system to distinguish between the permeation of generic drugs and original drugs, which can exist as a pre-BE study
  • Remote monitor system which allows test status display on mobile devices