Advantar Laboratories Inc. has selected Waters? Empower 3 software to control its expanding portfolio of gas chromatography, high performance liquid chromatography and UPLC systems with advanced detectors including Waters? single and tandem quadrupole mass spectrometry, photodiode array and ultraviolet detectors.
Advantar Laboratories Inc. has selected Waters’ Empower 3 software to control its expanding portfolio of gas chromatography, high performance liquid chromatography and UPLC systems with advanced detectors including Waters’ single and tandem quadrupole mass spectrometry, photodiode array and ultraviolet detectors. The 21CFR Part 11 compliant-ready software will play an important role at Advantar and particularly with its new Method Remediation Services group.
“Our decision to go with Waters was driven by several key factors including requests from customers. By adding UPLC technology to our lab and creating the Method Remediation Services group, we can support clients who need to develop a UPLC method or rapidly convert multiple methods from HPLC to UPLC simultaneously for large and small molecules alike,” said Advantar Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Brandon Griffin.
“We strongly believe UPLC is the future of chromatography because it greatly reduces run times and solvent waste while significantly improving peak resolution, sensitivity and speed. These benefits translate into tremendous environmental, time and material cost savings for laboratories,” said Rohit Khanna, PhD, Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, Waters Division.
Advantar is now well equipped to support pharmaceutical companies and contract manufacturers of proprietary and/or off-patent drug products, by leveraging UPLC technology to enhance quality systems for time-critical release testing as well as method development/method transfer needs.
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