Today, pharmaceutical and biomedical professionals utilize hazardous area PCs. In a lab setting, they withstand the daily rigors of testing. While withstanding exposure to harsh chemicals multiple times a day, the same model may have the capabilities to easily input and capture multiple data points.
Though most PCs need to avoid contaminants, Daisy’s hazardous area PCs are sealed up tight to ensure that serious reactions and interactions are minimized – increasing work efficiencies in the lab. From research and reporting to precise controls of the environment, pharmaceutical brands are choosing Daisy.
Common Applications of Hazardous Area Computers in the Pharmaceutical Industry
- Measuring and maintaining substance consistency from chemical baths to large water tanks.
- Recording results in many observational settings.
- Changing test parameters in hostile environments.
- Controlling equipment from lighting systems to advanced robotics.
- Managing logistics and distribution elements, while also tracking shipment elements such as temperature controls.
- Clinical trial reporting with systems that can withstand chemical and germ exposure, as well as accept signatures of patients, doctors and technicians.
- Scanning of medical and patient information quickly and reliably record information during testing phases.
Staying Hygienic
Use of industrial computers in the pharmaceutical industry requires hygienic operation.
Hygiene for an industrial computer has two main requirements. The system itself needs to be clean and cleanable. Its internal components then have minimal exposure to the atmosphere. This prevents anything from getting out or in, so materials do not interact with internal components and then filter out to contaminate a sample.
Components also need to withstand a variety of chemicals, substances and environmental extremes without damage. Coatings can react with elements and wipe off and casings can be dissolved by common acids or other elements and release particles due to wear.
At Daisy, this means the use of industrial computers in the pharmaceutical industry comes with the ability to clean computers with traditional disinfectants, as well as some alkaline and acid solutions.
Lab-Certified
Just like pharmaceutical labs have rigorous standards, hazardous area computers in the pharmaceutical industry also need to meet these qualifications. Recognizing the pharmaceutical industry’s certification needs, Daisy’s hazardous area PCs have an ISO 9001 registered facility.
Certification means peace of mind knowing our products are rated and certified. All production is done in a repeatable, verifiable processes to ensure superior quality control. We also back our PCs with an on-site warranty to ensure the best in use.