Introduction: The RC606 dissolution tester is a high-performance 6-cup 6-bar dissolution test device designed and manufactured strictly in accordance with the Chinese Pharmacopoeia and the United States Pharmacopoeia. It has a high degree of intelligence, advanced structure, accurate control and good reliability. Features: 1. Automatic height-fixing clutch (various methods are interchangeable). 2. Adjust the cup holder. 3. Adjust the shaft system. 4. Motor head lifts up and down. 5. DC brushless water pump, low noise and long life. 6.PTC heater, multiple protection of temperature switch. 7. Germany imported 1/3B high-precision Pt1000 temperature sensor, with fast response speed and high precision. 8. Support sequential and synchronous dosing, and you can choose whether to suspend stirring when dosing. 9. Redundant wiring design ensures that the connectors are firm and reliable. 10. Rights management system. 11. Audit trail function. 12. 7-inch high-definition touch screen. 13. Optional online printing, fingerprint identification, LAN, WiFi, Bluetooth, RS232 and RS485, etc. Technical parameter: Number of devices: 6 cups. Applicable methods: basket method, paddle method, small cup method, dish method (large and small dish), rotating drum method (long and short rotating drum). Stirring speed: 25RPM-250RPM. Stirring direction: clockwise, counterclockwise. Stirring speed resolution: 0.01RPM. Stirring accuracy: ±4%, 100RPM ±0.5RPM. Water bath temperature: room temperature -45.00°C. Temperature resolution: 0.01°C. Temperature control accuracy: 37℃±0.5℃. Dosing mode: simultaneous dosing, sequential dosing. Bamboo type single column lift. Authority management: four levels, seven users. Audit trail: 128 x 365 days.
Introduction: The RC606 dissolution tester is a high-performance 6-cup 6-bar dissolution test device designed and manufactured strictly in accordance with the Chinese Pharmacopoeia and the United States Pharmacopoeia. It has a high degree of intelligence, advanced structure, accurate control and good reliability.
