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| 280-DS Mechanical Qualification System
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The Agilent 280-DS Mechanical Qualification System (MQS) revolutionizes dissolution qualification by measuring critical physical parameters of dissolution apparatus with unmatched unprecedented precision. Using Instrument and Vessel Modules and powered by the intuitive Agilent 280-DS Workstation Software, the 280-DS provides accurate, qualitative measurements by eliminating the guesswork of interpreting values obtained with individual manual gauges. Once positioned, the innovative sensing technology enables hands-free, non-contact measurements to be performed in seconds - a fraction of the time routinely associated with such readings.
Features
Perform the qualification that meets your laboratory needs - the 280-DS supports enhanced Mechanical Qualification (MQ), as well as the Performance Verification Test (PVT)
Qualify any dissolution apparatus with an open-head design, including Agilent''s 708-DS and 709-DS
Obtain accurate and repeatable measurements with limited hands-on interaction using optical sensors and the 280-DS Workstation Software
280-DS Workstation Software 
The easy-to-use 280-DS Workstation Software progresses the user through a customized series of measurements and all data is conveniently stored and visible on the final report. Method files may be chosen from a pre-loaded list or customized based on specific internal requirements.
Simply follow the text and graphical directions for performing each measurement at the proper time. All results generated are stored within a database, created either locally or on your laboratory''s network.
Current regulatory methods are preloaded for quick setup and execution.
Easily search and retrieve data files from a secure database using filtering criteria to simplify report recovery.
Intuitive, user-friendly interface built on familiar and established dissolution software platform and designed for 21 CFR Part 11 compliance.
Certificates for all components stored for meeting mechanical qualification requirements. |
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