Dissolution Sampler

A dissolution sampler is a device used to collect samples from a dissolution bath at specific time points. It is an essential part of dissolution testing, which a quality control procedure is used to measure the rate at which a drug dissolves in a liquid medium. Dissolution samplers can be either manual or automated. Manual samplers typically involve the use of a syringe to withdraw a sample from the dissolution bath at the desired time point. Automated samplers use a variety of mechanisms to collect samples, such as syringe pumps, peristaltic pumps, and rotary valves.

Dissolution Samplers LBN-DS141

Sampling Channel : 8

Sampling Times : 16

16-Bit Test Tube Rack : Holds 128 test tubes

Maximum Sampling Interval : 99hours 59minutes

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Dissolution Samplers LBN-D142

Sampling Channel : 12

Sampling Times : 16

16-Bit Test Tube Rack : Holds 192 test tubes

Maximum Sampling Interval : 99hours 59minutes

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