
Two baskets can be controlled, started and stopped.

The operative assumption inherent in this procedure is that if the index or marker compound(s) or the extract is demonstrated to have dissolved within the time frame and under conditions specified, the dosage form does not suffer from any of the above formulation or manufacturing related problems. The SOTAX DT 2 Disintegration Tablet Tester offers automated detection of the disintegration endpoint. Further, this dissolution measurement allows an assessment of the extent of decomposition of the extract to polymeric or other nondissoluble compounds that may have been produced by excessive drying or other manipulations involved in the manufacture of botanical extracts. This nonspecific dissolution is intended to be diagnostic of known technological problems that may arise due to coatings, lubricants, disintegrants, and other substances inherent in the manufacturing process. The United States Pharmacopea (USP) sets standards for tablet disintegration testing. It is not a true predicter of how well the dosage form will release its active ingredient in vivo. the disintegration behaviour of two tablet formulations in opaque media. Tablet disintegration testing is used as a quality-assurance measure. Compliance with dissolution requirements is determined by testing 6 dosage units individually, or testing 2 or more counted number of dosage units in each vessel, and measuring the dissolution of one or more index/marker compound(s) or the extract specified in the individual monograph. Tablet disintegration characterisation is used in pharmaceutical research. Where the label states that an article is enteric-coated, and a dissolution or disintegration test that does not specifically state that it is to be applied to enteric-coated articles is included in the individual monograph, the test for Delayed-Release Articles under Drug Release 724 is applied, unless otherwise specified in the individual monograph. Of the types of apparatus described in 711, use the one specified in the individual monograph. See Dissolution 711 for description of apparatus used, Apparatus Suitability Test, and other related information.

This test is provided to determine compliance with the dissolution requirements where stated in the individual monograph for a tablet or capsule dosage form. Tablet disintegration is the process when a tablet breaks down into smaller solid fragments. Prevent tablet hardness loss and disintegration delay caused by extended high shear granulation. Tablet Disintegration tester is an instrument used to perform the disintegration test of tablets and capsules in the pharmaceutical industry as per USP/IP.
