SprayVIEW® Spray Pattern & Plume Geometry Measurement Instrumentation
Proveris’s SprayVIEW® instrumentation established the standard now recommended by the FDA for automated spray pattern and plume geometry measurement testing of spray and aerosol delivered drugs. The patented technology provides pharmaceutical laboratories with the instrumentation needed to conduct accurate, consistent spray pattern and plume geometry tests of nasal and oral sprays, and metered dose inhalers. Features & Ben…
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Great instrument and software to use.
Nasal drug delivery
Proveris SprayVIEW instrument is the most sophisticated and easy to use for nasal drug delivery application/formulation. The software and hardware are uniquely designed and also complied as per 21CFR part 11 requirements.
Review Date: 7 May 2020 | Proveris Scientific
Pulmonary Drug Delivery (Nasal and pMDI)
This is one of the few instruments available in the market to determine spray pattern and plume geometry for nasal sprays and pMDI products. It is reliable and the technical support is excellent. Little bit expensive but delivers good value for the money.
Review Date: 17 Jul 2014 | Proveris Scientific
Proveris’s SprayVIEW® instrumentation established the standard now recommended by the FDA for automated spray pattern and plume geometry measurement testing of spray and aerosol delivered drugs.
The patented technology provides pharmaceutical laboratories with the instrumentation needed to conduct accurate, consistent spray pattern and plume geometry tests of nasal and oral sprays, and metered dose inhalers.
Features & Benefits:
- Replication of hand actuation parameters, using an integrated Vereo® automated actuator, synchronized with image acquisition
- Direct, non-intrusive structured light source illumination eliminates the need for chemical additives or TLC plates
- Digital camera acquires images at up to ~500 frames per second at 256 x 256 x 8-bit resolution
- Optical encoder eliminates the need for mechanical measurement of light source-to-nozzle distance
