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News Release from: Isatec | Subject: LogTag range
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 30 March 2007
Pill to cure pharmaceutical industry
headache
Being able to maintain the strict environmental conditions imposed on the storage and transportation of pharmaceutical products can be a headache for logistics and manufacturing companies alike
Capable of operating accurately at temperatures as low as -40 degrees centigrade, the LogTag range of products, supplied by Isatec, are ideally suited to monitor both temperature and humidity in shipping containers, cold rooms, or refrigerators Their credit card size and light weight makes them easy to handle and simple to include in shipments or storage facilities
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 1 Nov 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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A flashing light gives an immediate indication that conditions have stepped outside preset limits and further investigation is required.
The LogTag HAXO-8 is capable of recording 8000 pairs of time stamped humidity and temperature readings at a sampling frequency which is adjustable from 30 seconds to several hours.
This data can be downloaded in a few seconds to a PC by sitting the LogTag in the USB-connected docking station and utilising the FREE software package.
Any environmental transgression can then easily be pinpointed and rectified for the future thus minimising spoilt product and manufacturing cost.
LogTag data loggers have been designed for FDA 21 CFR part 11 digital signatures.
The LogTag TRIX-8 temperature logger complies with EN12830:1990 for transport, storage, and distribution of chilled, frozen, deep frozen and quick frozen products, and has been approved by the World Health Organisation. Request a free brochure from Isatec ...
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