Pharma Monitoring Software from EMS UK
We offer a wide variety of analytic software solutions that will allow you to see what your particulate counters have encountered throughout their lifetime. It is vital that all information collected is also stored correctly for future use and future analysis. We also offer these solutions to ensure your data is backed up and stored securely.
EMS offers 30 years of experience in a wide variety of industries and uses that experience and expertise to ensure that you get the best solution possible for your cleanroom. We always offer the very best in ongoing service as your full support partners.
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Facility Net Facility Monitoring Software
Software
Real-time and historical data display for all Particle Measuring Systems particle counters, molecular contamination monitors and various third-party products.
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FacilityPro® Software
Software
FacilityPro’s ability to manage viable, nonviable, and environmental data through a common system improves the efficiency of production operations and quality investigations.
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FacilityPro™ Processor
Central Equipment Hub
Facility Monitoring System with industrial control assures data integrity, process automation, simplicity of use, and data integration.
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SamplerSight Software
Software
Provides a comprehensive view of the batch-based liquid particle information with histogram, time plot, and tabular data presented in an easy-to-use format that can be readily reported.
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SamplerSight Pharma Software
Software
SamplerSight Pharma Software controls syringe operated samplers and collects data from a LiQuilaz particle sensor.
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Data Analyst Software
Software
Supporting software package for the Lasair III and Lasair II particle counters. Allows for downloading, archiving and reporting that are fully compliant with all secure data transfer requirements.
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Pharmaceutical Net Pro Software
Software
Cleanroom monitoring software for data and collection management, reporting and automation built on an industrial automation architecture.
