TESTA Analytical’s real-time monitoring system offers continuous HPLC performance tracking
Scientists working with high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) systems can now benefit from automated, non-invasive performance monitoring through the FlowChrom system from TESTA Analytical. The technology provides continuous digital recording of HPLC operations, particularly focusing on solvent delivery system performance.
While HPLC and UHPLC systems are designed for continuous operation, unattended running can lead to operational issues. The solvent delivery system is particularly vulnerable to malfunction, potentially compromising experimental validity. FlowChrom addresses this challenge by providing real-time surveillance of pump performance, creating a digital record of operational parameters.
Integration with existing infrastructure
The system has been engineered to work seamlessly with commonly used Chromatography Data Systems, establishing what the company describes as a digital record ‘safety net’. This integration enables immediate identification of deviations from planned performance parameters, allowing rapid intervention when necessary.
Benefits for regulated environments
For laboratories operating under regulatory requirements, the system offers particular advantages. By maintaining a comprehensive digital archive of HPLC run data, including detailed flow information for each chromatogram, the technology supports compliance requirements while facilitating fault diagnosis when needed.
Operational efficiency
A significant benefit of the automated monitoring system is the reduction in manual oversight requirements. Laboratory personnel can focus on other tasks while maintaining confidence in system performance, potentially improving overall laboratory productivity.
The technology represents an advancement in HPLC system monitoring, particularly valuable for facilities requiring continuous operation and detailed performance documentation. Its non-invasive nature ensures implementation without disruption to existing protocols.
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