Digital depth gauge
PSDDAPT
Digital depth gauge
Determine basket and paddle height with greater ease and accuracy.
The PSDDAPT Digital Depth Gauge System comes complete with:
Digital depth gauge
| Product number | PSDDAPT |
| OEM | Universal |
Determine basket and paddle height with greater ease and accuracy.
The PSDDAPT Digital Depth Gauge System comes complete with:
- Digital gauge incl. Extensions and Measuring Tips (conical/flat)
- Depth Bracket (tool for stirrer height)
- Gap gauge (needed to calibrate/set depth probe)
- Wegde
- Hexagon wrenches
The new Digital Depth Gauge Assembly has been developed to offer greater accuracy and a digital read-out when calculating Basket and Paddle spacing from the bottom of the dissolution vessel as required by USP Chapter <711>, which states that:
"The distance between the inside bottom of the vessel and the (Basket or Paddle) is maintained at 25 +/- 2mm".
Use of digital electronic readings measuring from the bottom of the paddle or basket to the bottom of the dissolution vessel via a probe specifically designed to fit the contour of the vessel, allows paddle or basket placement to be determined within 0.01mm.
The PSDDAPT digital depth gauge is made to fit most popular dissolution machines including the Hanson SR8Plus, Classic 6, Elite 8 and all Varian/VanKel Dissolution Machines using apparatus 1 & 2 systems, meaning consistent and precise accuracy can be recorded in all dissolution vessels within your laboratory.
"The distance between the inside bottom of the vessel and the (Basket or Paddle) is maintained at 25 +/- 2mm".
Use of digital electronic readings measuring from the bottom of the paddle or basket to the bottom of the dissolution vessel via a probe specifically designed to fit the contour of the vessel, allows paddle or basket placement to be determined within 0.01mm.
The PSDDAPT digital depth gauge is made to fit most popular dissolution machines including the Hanson SR8Plus, Classic 6, Elite 8 and all Varian/VanKel Dissolution Machines using apparatus 1 & 2 systems, meaning consistent and precise accuracy can be recorded in all dissolution vessels within your laboratory.
