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The tablet disintegration tester is essential for pharmaceutical quality control. It is used to test how quickly tablets and capsules break down. The disintegration test helps ensure product quality and compliance with relevant standards. It also supports pharmaceutical development, production, and quality assurance.
1. Adopts a 3-cup design and can carry out 3 groups of disintegrator time limit tests simultaneously.
2. Overall water bath design, water bath temperature is more stable and uniform.
3. High precision platinum resistance Pt1000 sensor for more accurate temperature.
4. Quickly remove the hanging basket card, you can quickly disassemble the hanging basket.
5. Color touch screen operation, automatic positioning of the sandblasting floor.
6. Three cups of independent lighting system for easy observation.
7. With audit trace and permission management functions
| Model | DTLT-3GS |
|---|---|
| Number of Hanging Baskets | 3 |
| Lifting Distance | 55±1 mm |
| Upgrade Frequency | 31±1 times/minute |
| Water Bath Temperature | Room temperature -45 ℃ |
| Temperature Resolution | 0.01 ℃ |
| Temperature Control Accuracy | 37±0.3 ℃ |
| Screen Size | Standard 2 mm; Options: 1, 0.71, 0.42 mm |
| Rights Management | Three levels, seven users |
| Audit Trail | 96 items ×366 days |
| Login Mode | User name + password, fingerprint |
| Online Printing | Supported. (optional) |
| FingerprintLogin | Supported. (optional) |
| Power Supply | 110/220 V, 50/60 HZ |
| Packing Size | 500×500×780 mm |
| G.W. | 22 kg |
You may be interested in learning about the specific pre-disintegration test methods for tablets and capsules. Here are the detailed steps:
Tablets:
· Immediate-release tablets must disintegrate within 30 minutes in water or simulated gastric fluid.
· Coated tablets must be tested using an auxiliary disc; the test duration may be up to 60 minutes.
· For dry enteric-coated tablets, the test is conducted in two stages: first in an acidic medium, then in a buffer solution.
Capsules:
· Hard gelatin capsules must disintegrate within 20 minutes.
· Depending on the formulation, soft gelatin capsules may be tested using either the burst test or the water immersion test.
· For certain formulations, if one capsule fails the test, six additional capsules must be retested to verify compliance.