Registrador plegable de 5 canales Kaye ValProbe RT

Los registradores de datos en tiempo real Kaye ValProbe RT, disponibles en versiones de uno y dos sensores, ahora también están disponibles con cinco sensores junto con sondas plegables. La avanzada electrónica de los registradores en combinación con los sensores PT-1000 consigue una precisión de hasta 0,10°C y al mismo tiempo permite una mayor duración de la batería. Este registrador admite hasta 100.000 muestras por canal de medición, lo que supone un total de hasta medio millón de puntos de datos por dispositivo.

Common Reporting Tool 1.3

The Common Reporting Tool software is a comprehensive reporting utility that can be installed on a separate Windows PC and allows you to generate reports from AVS or ValProbe RT Qualification study files in order to document the results of your validation studies.

Teclado de consola Kaye

Mejore su trabajo y manténgase conectado con el exclusivo teclado Kaye, diseñado para integrarse a la perfección con la consola de la Tablet de Kaye. Disfrute de prácticas funciones que transforman su forma de trabajar sobre la marcha.

Kaye Validator AVS Software 2.0

En el panorama digital actual, en rápida evolución, en el que las empresas farmacéuticas y biotecnológicas dependen de datos precisos y fiables, es esencial que los informes sean ágiles y flexibles. Con la introducción de su última versión de software 2.0 para Validator AVS, Kaye se enorgullece de presentar una herramienta de informes significativamente mejorada con capacidades simplificadas de gestión de usuarios.

IRTD Display

Presentamos el Kaye IRTD Display, una interfaz independiente con pantalla táctil. Esta avanzada unidad de visualización se conecta a la perfección con hasta dos sondas Kaye IRTD Reference, ofreciendo datos de temperatura en tiempo real en un formato fácil de usar. Equipado con una pantalla táctil de 4,3", el Kaye IRTD Display proporciona lecturas claras e intuitivas para ambos IRTD, permitiendo a los usuarios monitorizar la temperatura con facilidad.

In this blog post, we would like to delve a bit deeper into the importance of steam quality in moist heat sterilization. As usual in our blog posts, we do not lay claim to a highly scientific presentation, but rather focus on imparting basic knowledge. For further in-depth understanding, there's plenty of specialized literature available to interested readers.

Part 3 of this blog post series deals with another important part of the measurement philosophy that Kaye established early on as a system supplier for measurement systems for the validation of thermal processes. As early as 1972, with the introduction of the first Kaye Validator Digistrip I, it was clear that a data recorder or data logger (Blog Post Part 1) for data acquisition and the calibration furnaces and baths described (Blog Post Part 2) were only part of the journey towards an automated validation system.

Cryo containers are found in various applications in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Be it to store biological samples like cells and tissues at extremely low temperatures to preserve them for future studies to use, or even for transportation. Thus, cryo containers are part of the cold chain and therefore must be qualified and validated according to EU GDP (European Union Good Distribution Practice). These guidelines were developed to ensure the quality of pharmaceuticals throughout the entire distribution process from manufacturing to consumption.

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.