Photostability Chamber for Pharmaceutical and Chemical Labs in Bharuch
ICH Q1B light exposure testing chambers for pharma and specialty chemical QC labs across Bharuch district
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Photostability Chamber
Bharuch's pharmaceutical and specialty chemical manufacturers require photostability chambers for ICH Q1B drug product testing and light-sensitivity studies on specialty chemical formulations. Kesar Control's chambers feature calibrated cool white and UV-A lamps with SS interiors and independent temperature control.
NABL-traceable calibration and IQ/OQ documentation are provided for regulatory compliance. Service covers Bharuch city, Dahej SEZ, Ankleshwar GIDC, and Jambusar.
Our experts will help you select the ideal photostability chamber based on your testing requirements and compliance needs.
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Why Choose Kesar Control?
Excellence in Environmental Testing Solutions
Bharuch's pharma and chemical sector needs photostability chambers that serve both pharmaceutical ICH Q1B testing and specialty chemical light sensitivity studies. Kesar Control's configurable exposure profiles and dual lamp systems serve both applications. AMC coverage across Bharuch and Dahej ensures local support.
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Compliance with Global Industry Standards
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Technical Specification
| Temperature Range | 20 ℃ to 60 ℃ |
|---|---|
| Humidity Range | 40%RH to 95%RH |
| Accuracy | ±0.2 ℃ & ±2.0% RH |
| Uniformity | ±2.0 ℃ & ±3.0% RH |
| Test Suitable For | 25 ℃ & 60% RH, 30 ℃ & 65% RH 40 ℃ & 75% RH, 30 ℃ & 75% RH |
| Specially designed chambers for Low Humidity conditions such as 25 ℃ 40% RH, 40 ℃ 25% RH, 30 ℃ 35% RH | |
| Control System | PLC or PID Based |
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FAQ'S
A Photostability Chamber is a specialized environmental chamber that simulates UV and visible light exposure to test the photostability of pharmaceutical formulations, food products, cosmetics, and packaging materials. It helps manufacturers assess stability and shelf life under light conditions.
Kesar Control's Photostability Chambers are designed and built as per ICH Q1B guidelines, which define the standard light exposure requirements for pharmaceutical photostability testing.
The chambers are equipped with both Cool White Fluorescent (CWF) and Near UV lamps to simultaneously expose samples to visible light (≥1.2 million lux hours) and UV light (≥200 Wh/m²) as per ICH Q1B requirements.
Yes. The chambers maintain controlled temperature conditions during light exposure to prevent heat-induced degradation from interfering with photostability test results.
Drug formulations (tablets, capsules, liquids, injectables), APIs, cosmetic products, food items, and primary/secondary packaging materials are commonly tested for light-induced degradation.
Yes. Kesar Control's Photostability Chambers allow the placement of dark (foil-wrapped) control samples alongside exposed samples within the same test run, as required by ICH Q1B guidelines.
Yes. The chamber is built in compliance with GMP requirements and comes with data logging, audit trails, and validation support documentation for regulatory submissions.
The chambers use calibrated lux meters and UV radiometers for real-time monitoring and automatic cutoff once the required light dose is achieved, ensuring repeatable and compliant testing.
Yes. The chamber includes advanced data logging features with USB/Ethernet connectivity, audit trails and supports IQ, OQ, and PQ validation documentation to meet regulatory and compliance requirements.
Kesar Control offers Photostability Chambers in multiple capacities and customizable configurations to suit laboratory-scale research, pilot studies, and large-scale industrial testing requirements.
Yes. Our photostability chambers support light sensitivity and photodegradation testing for specialty chemical formulations and agrochemical products in addition to ICH Q1B pharmaceutical studies. The calibrated UV-A and cool white lamp systems provide the controlled light exposure conditions required for chemical photostability characterisation.
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