A laboratory tool used to gauge how quickly tablets and capsules dissolve is the Tablet Disintegration Tester EDI-2I. It is a small, simple device that may be used for both quality control and research & development in the pharmaceutical sector. The most recent USP, EP, and JP standards are adhered to in the design of the EDI-2I disintegration tester. Two glass tubes make up the device, each of which may accommodate one tablet or capsule. The tubes are exposed to mechanical agitation while submerged in a liquid media, usually water or a synthetic gastric fluid, to mimic the circumstances of the digestive system.
A sensor that monitors the movement of the tablets or capsules calculates the disintegration time. When there are no visible particles in the tubes, the disintegration process is said to be finished. On the instrument's digital screen, the disintegration time is noted and shown. A trustworthy and precise tool that may be used to guarantee the consistency and quality of pharmaceutical products is the EDI-2I disintegration tester. It can be used in conjunction with other analytical techniques to evaluate the performance and efficacy of these formulations and is appropriate for assessing a variety of tablet and capsule formulations.
| Model | EDI-2I |
| Number of basket | 2 |
| Number of strokes | 30 + 0.5 strokes/minute |
| Stroke length | 55 mm + 2 mm |
| Number of tubes per basket | 6 |
| No. of motors | 2 |
| Motor type | DC stepper motor of 6V DC and |
| Range | 20 C to 39.9 C |
| Resolution | 0.1oC |
| Display (Temp) | 3 digit LED |
| Sensor | RTD |
| No. of timers | 2 |
| Display (Timer) | 4 digit LED each |
| Power consumption | 490 VA |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 350 x 390 x 510 mm |
| Weight | Net : 23 kgs |
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