The calibration of the systems and sensors currently in use, along with the complete elimination of identified deviations, constitute fundamental components of a qualification. These are essential for the subsequent validation of a critical process within a GxP context.
For quite some time, the question of whether to use a wired data recorder or a wireless battery-powered data logger for the validation of thermal processes in the GxP environment has been discussed.
In today's blog post, we would like to take you on a journey through time to the origins of Kaye and the company's early steps in the field of validating thermal processes in the pharmaceutical and biotechnological industry.
EN-285 is a European standard that sets guidelines for the sterilization of medical devices in healthcare facilities. When a person is expected to use EN-285 in a regulatory sense, they are required to adhere to the specific procedures and requirements outlined in the standard to ensure the effective sterilization of medical equipment.
This year marks a significant milestone for Kaye as we celebrate 65 years as a trusted partner and recognized system supplier of high-precision measuring equipment and GxP compliant validation solutions for thermal processes.
When managing the reliability and performance of your equipment, having a solid warranty and service plan in place is key. A Kaye Service Agreement, also known as an EMA (Equipment Maintenance Agreement), is an invaluable resource that offers a multitude of benefits.
While it might not get as much publicity as validation equipment, your calibration equipment is a critical part of any viable thermal validation system. Having the proper equipment, equipment that you can trust, is essential. There is no place for inconsistent measurements in pharmaceutical and biotech industries, accuracy is key. It is essential to ensure that your validation system provides accurate information, and this is where calibration plays a crucial role in guaranteeing precise measurements. At Kaye, we offer a large variety of calibration equipment, and our goal is to offer everyone a solution that can fit their needs. In this blog post, we are going to look at some of the basic information to consider when selecting calibration equipment.
In a seamless transition, Kaye has relocated to a newly established office in Billerica, MA. The new office has a compact and practical layout.
Precision is paramount in the realm of Kaye products, making the choice between Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs) and Thermocouples (TCs) is essential for accurate measurements. Let's dive into their long-term stability comparison.
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