apotec® Sweeb MIR

MIR spectrometer for pharmacies

apotec® Sweeb

Starting material testing at the highest level

* including software and database

apotec Sweeb MIR spectrometer for starting material testing in the pharmacy
Reliable. Fast. Pharmacopoeia-compliant.

Our MIR spectrometer makes starting material testing easier than ever – while meeting the highest expectations of pharmacy inspectors. With an MIR instrument, pharmacies work reliably in line with the pharmacopoeia and save themselves many tedious second and third tests.
Would you like to know more about the difference between MIR and NIR spectroscopy? You will find the answers here.

apotec Sweeb MIR spectrometer

No accessories. No chemicals. No hassle.

A complete starting material test takes just 60 seconds – without expensive reagents, fragile accessories or time-consuming cleaning. Simply wipe – done.
Would you like to learn more about how Sweeb works? Book a free online demo here.

Digital. Modern. Future-proof.

The cloud-based reference database and the fully automatic analysis algorithm make starting material testing particularly simple. Your database grows continuously and is always up to date – completely automatically, without manual updates or extra costs.
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Measurement with the apotec Sweeb
Spectral comparison in the Sweeb app

Transparency. Reliability. Trust.

Reliable starting material testing with Sweeb requires no complicated models or calculations. The recorded infrared spectra are displayed unaltered and can be compared visually with other spectra whenever needed. This builds trust, promotes understanding and even makes it possible to measure unknown substances.
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Goodbye, maintenance.

The European Pharmacopoeia defines exactly which requirements an MIR spectrometer in the pharmacy must meet. You can check these requirements easily within two minutes. The certified accessories for this test are included in the delivery free of charge.
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European Pharmacopoeia and USP