The sophistication of laboratory analysis instrumentation has advanced steadily over the past few decades.Much to the dismay of the manufacturing industry, this growth has tended to stay in the research arena. Recently, though, instrumentation companies have made strides to bring analytical technology from the laboratory into the pharmaceutical processing line. From the receipt of raw materials to in-process quality control testing, companies are developing unique analytical tools that are intended for easy integration into the pharmaceutical production environment.

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