NSAW Friability Test Apparatus NSAW-1665

The NSAW Friability Test Apparatus NSAW-1665 is a specialized instrument used in pharmaceutical quality control laboratories to assess the friability of tablets. Friability testing is an essential step in the evaluation of solid dosage forms, ensuring that tablets maintain their integrity and do not excessively crumble or break during handling and transport. The NSAW-1665 apparatus typically consists of a drum or rotating chamber where a sample of tablets is placed. The drum rotates at a specified speed for a predetermined duration, causing the tablets to collide with each other and the chamber walls. After the test cycle, the tablets are removed, and the amount of friability is determined by measuring the weight loss or the percentage of tablet mass lost due to abrasion and breakage. The NSAW Friability Test Apparatus NSAW-1665 is equipped with precision timing mechanisms and speed controls to ensure consistent test conditions. It may also include features such as adjustable drum rotation speeds, automated sample handling, and digital displays for easy monitoring of test parameters. Friability testing helps pharmaceutical manufacturers assess the robustness of their tablet formulations and evaluate the impact of manufacturing processes on tablet integrity. It is an important quality control measure to ensure that tablets remain intact and deliver the correct dose of medication to patients throughout their shelf life.