SCT-LAB V2
The new generation of Secoya Crystallization Technology SCT-LAB instruments has now a fully integrated stock solution heating and agitating position, allowing to dissolve the molecule of interest inside the instrument without further handling required.
The accessibility of the mixing inserts and reactor has drastically improved, with a guaranteed watertightness of the reactor holder without the use of screws and bolts which enables the user to more rapidly exchange the reactor, without any fuss.
Heat flow studies have pointed out the increased thermal stability of the machine as well at the point of the syringes so that heating and cooling is much more effective and uniform.
The tubing connecting the syringes and inserts are now maintained in the same heated and cooled compartment to avoid clogging before the product enters the inserts. It comes equipped with a dedicated thermostat from Huber Kaltemaschinebau, software controlled by our 21 cfr part 11 compliant software.
A highly controlled process

Lactose crystallization tests: extrapolation of results using identical parameters for both lab scaled testing (R1-R5) and pilot testing (P1 and P2).
Seamless scale up from lab test
to production validation
– APPLICATION NOTE: THE USE OF DIFFERENT INSERTS FOR ANTISOLVENT CRYSTALLIZATION
Description | Product |
Temperature antisolvent | from 5 to 85 °C (antisolvent precooled in fridge) |
Temperature solution | from 25 to 85 °C |
Temperature reactor | from 0 to 75 °C, agitated |
Volume stock solution | 100 mL, agitated and heated in place |
Volume stock antisolvent | 250 mL, agitated and heated in place |
Volume solution per test | from 1 to 20 mL, syringes are preheated and precooled |
VFlow rate solution and antisolvent | from 1 to 50 mL/min |
6 mixing inserts for cooling and antisolvent crystallization | |
7 different reactors for cooling and antisolvent crystallization | |
Unit dimensions | 45 x 45 x 45 cm (L x W x H) |
Weight | 28 kg |
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