From B&W TekMar 22 2019
B&W Tek announces the NanoRam®-1064, a handheld Raman analyzer for nondestructive identification of raw materials and the latest addition to the company's handheld Raman product line.
The NanoRam-1064 is a state-of-the-art device that utilizes Raman technology for nondestructive identification and verification of raw materials such as APIs, intermediates and excipients. NanoRam-1064 can identify more samples as it minimize fluorescence, which makes it an ideal tool to identify colored samples, natural products and to differentiate between different grades of cellulose, polysorbate and Opadry®. The handheld system has an intuitive work flow that can be operated by nontechnical users to expedite materials through incoming inspection including be it in the warehouse, loading dock, or lab.
The high performance NanoRam-1064 is operated using the intuitive NOS-1064 embedded software. The comprehensive software package comes equipped with on-board method and library validation, on-board instrument calibration, library and method development and data storage/transfer. B&W Tek's NOS-1064 software is paired with the NID EX software package which is designed for use on PCs and allows end users to generate reports, review data and access the audit trail for instrument operations. Both software packages are 21 CFR Part 11 compliant.
The NanoRam-1064 is the latest addition to B&W Tek's pharmaceutical analytical suite for rapid and nondestructive analysis of materials, which includes the QTRam® with quantitative transmission Raman spectroscopy, NanoRam® for raw material identification, and NanoLIBS® handheld LIBS system for ionic salt identification.
