METTLER TOLEDO Presents EasyMax HFCal, a New Small-Scale Reaction Calorimeter That Enhances Scale-Up Safety and Speed
Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) January 16, 2014 -- METTLER TOLEDO has launched its new small-scale reaction calorimeter, EasyMax HFCal. This next-generation heat flow calorimeter provides critical process information to scientists and engineers earlier in the development process so they can shorten time-to-market, reduce development costs, and improve safety.
The design of EasyMax HFCal allows it to generate reproducible results at small scale. Using fewer materials and less processing time, it provides accurate data on parameters such as heat transfer coefficient, specific heat of reaction mass, reaction enthalpy, thermal conversion and adiabatic temperature rise. This is particularly helpful when working with rare or expensive materials. It also means corrective process decisions can be made sooner for faster development and fewer costly lab or plant incidents.
“EasyMax HFCal provides reaction information early in the development process to improve the chemical workflow,” says Urs Groth, Product Manager, METTLER TOLEDO. “This data can be used to characterize, optimize and understand process parameters in a controlled, accurate and reproducible environment.”
iControl software helps users quickly achieve an in-depth understanding of key reaction events by automatically calculating and reporting heat transfer data, specific heat of reaction mass, heat flow and reaction enthalpies. It also enables easy comparison of results from multiple experiments and/or multiple workstations.
To learn more about how EasyMax HFCal can help enable process development for faster, more efficient and less expensive scale-up, visit http://www.mt.com/easymaxhfcal.
About METTLER TOLEDO
METTLER TOLEDO provides the enabling technology, software and people that can help build a seamless workflow to translate bench scale chemistry into a commercial process. For more than 20 years, our enabling tools and services have been a strategic resource providing critical information for thousands of development scientists and engineers. Companies have used that knowledge to accelerate the discovery, development and scale-up of new chemical processes spanning the chemical and biopharmaceutical industries. For more, visit http://www.mt.com/ac.
Patricia Hicks, METTLER TOLEDO, +1 410-910-8486, [email protected]
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