Product category:
Water purification
News Release from: Millipore
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 02 September 2003
Consistent results from analysis of
pharma water
Disposable, ready-to-use in-line filtration sampler ensures consistency for batch or continuous in-line testing of pharmaceutical water
Millipore has developed Micropresure in-line filtration samplers to simplify microbiological testing of pharmaceutical water In this way Millipore answers to the increasing part of in-process testing in quality control
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 3 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The closed design allows for accurate sampling with minimal membrane manipulation in a contamination-free environment.
Rather than only testing finished products, companies are increasingly building quality into their products by monitoring microbiological conditions during the manufacturing process.
While traditional methods involve multiple steps and the inconvenience of setting up lab equipment, Micropresure in-line filtration samplers are sterile and ready to use.
They use the pressure in tanks or pressurised lines to process and collect water samples in the enclosed Micropresure chamber.
A simple, one-step process speeds collection and secures the samples for tracking and trending results.
Additionally, MicropreSure samplers can process litres of water through its enclosed housing.
You can continuously sample over an extended period of time with results reflecting the average contamination over a batch, shift or day.
The sampler is available in a 48-pack. Request free introductory details about products from Millipore ...
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