Syringe Test Fixture helps manufacturers control flow.October 26, 2010 -
Designed for CT3 Texture Analyzer, Model TA-STJ features both compression and tension modes, allowing manufacturers to precisely measure force required to push or pull syringe plunger, which is important to pre-filled syringe market or to manufacturers of custom syringe products. Analyzer and fixture are suited for testing injectable products distributed in pre-filled syringes ranging from vaccines to dental adhesives, which require optimum flow control during discharge.
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Original Press release
Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
11 Commerce Blvd.
Middleboro, MA, 02346
USA
New Syringe Test Fixture Helps Manufacturers Control the Flow!
Brookfield Engineering has recently released a number of new test fixtures for use with their CT3 Texture Analyzer including the TA-STJ Syringe Test Fixture (shown below). From vaccines to dental adhesives, many injectable products are now distributed in pre filled syringes that must allow for good flow control during discharge.
The Brookfield TA-STJ Syringe Test Fixture allows manufacturers to precisely measure the force required to push or pull the syringe plunger. This information can be very important to the pre filled syringe market or to manufacturers of custom syringe products.
The TA-STJ Syringe Test Fixture is designed for Brookfield's CT3 Texture Analyzer, the most powerful, lowest cost, stand-alone Texture Analyzer ever produced. It features both compression and tension modes which allow manufacturers to complete a wide range of tests. In addition to their current variety of test fixtures, Brookfield works with customers to develop custom equipment for their specific texture measurement applications.
For additional information about Brookfield's CT3 and the TA-STJ Syringe Test Fixture, visit www.brookfieldengineering.com/... or call 800.628.8139 (USA and Canada) or 508.946.6200.
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