Electrolab, established in 1984, manufactures pharmaceutical testing equipment and peristaltic pumps which are used in several industries. At Electrolab, customers are provided with equipment that is simple to operate, maintenance-free and saves the user valuable time and money, particularly in research and development and production departments.

The product list includes dissolution tester, disintegration tester, friabilator, tap density tester, electromagnetic sieve shaker, and peristaltic pumps. The company exports 35% of its products to the regions of USA, Canada, South Africa, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Central America, Sweden, Switzerland, U.K., Hong Kong and Japan.

The company has a well-trained production team supported by in-house CAD, software, hardware design engineers and well established vendors to support the production target. The highly skilled and professional management of the company understands the importance of quality and timely delivery. It is the expertise and experience of the company’s management that has enabled so many companies to achieve their goals on time and within the budget. These attributes, together with a flexible production process and cost effective operations, has enabled the company to be competitive, responsive and reliable.

The company provides validation and prompt after sales service for its customers' needs. In addition, the network of Distributors and Representatives has the technical capability to support after sales service. With over 30 distributors and agents serving worldwide, Electrolab has made a prominent stand for itself in the domestic and international market.

Press Release of New Product Launch
ELECTROLAB announces successful Online Connectivity with HPLC

The drug development and analysis in today’s pharma works in conjunction with dissolution tester and identification of drugs is with Analytical Instruments, viz. Spectrophotometry, HPLC, etc. The amount of actives released may be determined by UV-Vis Spectrophotometry for a single component, or by High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) for multiple components or when there is interference due to the excipients.

Electrolab is a leading manufacturer of Dissolution Testers, driven with the vision of providing quality products at economical price and meeting the current market demands. Electrolab keeps on developing its products by adding new features and looking into today's demand for automation.

Electrolab is the first Asian Company that proudly announces the Online Connectivity of ELECTROLAB Dissolution Tester with HPLC of Agilent & Waters. Connectivity software is designed by ICALIS DATA systems. The first Asian Dissolution Tester manufacturer has achieved this connectivity with ICALIS Data & Control System. Currently, HPLC is more widely used as a separation technique for multicomponent drugs and product development towards lower dosage forms. HPLC is also suitable for non UV absorbing API. Online HPLC automates dissolution testing and pharmaceutical companies have automated testing options when working with solid dosage forms. Dissolution testing using HPLC ensures high-quality results.

IDI is a Dissolution Software that automates the entire dissolution, sampling analysis calculation and reporting process. The software gives you the complete real time collection, dilution, injection and measurement, assured sample collection at the correct times. Dissolution software automates the entire dissolution, sample analysis and reporting process. The built-in relational database gives you the power to organize, store, and retrieve data quickly and easily with full 21 CFR Part 11 compliance.

The module uses a computer-controlled array of syringe pumps to take dissolution samples from single or dual 6- or 8-vessel dissolution baths simultaneously, and transfers the samples into the sample collector where you can dilute the sample and then inject directly into the HPLC.

FDA requires pharmaceutical companies to determine the dissolution rate (the amount of active released vs. time) of all solid dosage forms during the development of the formulation and as part of quality control during production.

On-line high performance liquid chromatography is used to monitor a steady state reaction, with 197 chromatograms recorded as the reaction progresses. For each chromatogram, peaks are detected, baseline corrected, aligned and integrated to provide a peak table consisting of the intensities of 19 peaks, two corresponding to the reactants, one to the product and one to the solvent, the remaining being impurities, by-products or intermediates. From the multivariate, statistical process control is applied to the data to determine which samples are out of control and also provides diagnostic insight into why these samples are problematic. The Dissolution Chart is best at looking at overall performance issues such as problems with mixing or difficulties with instrument operation, whereas the Q-charts are best at detecting impurities during the reaction.

Model TDT08L on the front-end Electrolab Dissolution system and the highly productive and fully automated Agilent or Waters HPLC give the best results.