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Centrifuge module C+ centrifuge module for use with company's TPW and APW automated sample- prep workstations clarifies samples, such as polymer-heavy tablet formulations. Combined with Hettich Rotina 380 robotic centrifuge, it handles entire centrifuge process, including transferring tubes; automating speed, time, and temperature con- trol; and balancing tubes when sample number or weight is uneven. Sotax, Westborough, MA. Tel. 508 417 1112 www.sotax.com Tablet and capsule inspector TCI tablet and capsule inspector automatically inspects as many as 300,000 tablets and capsules per hour for flaws as small as 50 microns. Rotary, double-drum system with eight channels holds products in position using suction to acquire image of entire surface. High-resolution cameras acquire 16 images per product with resolu- tion as high as 0.0025 square millimeter. Defects identified include damaged edges, color deviation, dots, dirt, uneven surfaces, cracks, dents, holes, coating defects, and more. Stand-alone unit complies with 21 CFR part 11 and GMP Annex 11. It can generate audit trail reports and store them in .pdf format and print them. Antares Vision, Mount Laurel, NJ. Tel. 856 780 3465 www.antaresvision.com Capsule checkweigher Anritsu capsule checkweigher inspects as many as 230,000 capsules per hour with ±0.5-milligram accuracy. Its han- dling system prevents empty capsules from bouncing when weighed to ensure uninterrupted feeding and operation. Features include tool-free changeover, small footprint, 15-inch color touch- screen interface, and Ethernet connec- tivity. Inclined chassis eliminates blind spots so dropped capsules aren't lost and don't mix with other products. Stand-alone unit is easy to clean. Its load cell prevents accidental overloads during changeover or cleaning from causing breakdowns. MG America, Fairfield, NJ. Tel. 973 808 8185 www.mgamerica.com 28 October 2016 Tablets & Capsules