StabNet

Thanks to StabNet’s clearly laid out user interface, the operation of Metrohm stability measuring instruments is intuitive.

The workplace parallels the instrument setup with its two heating blocks with four measuring positions each, making it easy to set the test parameters and follow the progress of each sample.

The induction time or stability time is calculated automatically from the measurement data.

If you carried out replicate measurements, StabNet’s statistics provides the numbers you need, e.g., the mean value as well as the relative and absolute standard deviations.

StabNet offers you the possibility of temperature extrapolation.

Using the mathematical dependency between the temperature and the measuring result (i.e., induction time or stability time), the software calculates results for temperatures that haven’t been tested.

Thanks to this handy feature, you can speed up determinations by increasing the test temperature or very roughly estimate the shelf life of a product at storage temperature.

StabNet stores all determinations including method and instrument parameters in its own database.

If results are reevaluated, the original version as well as all following versions, up to the final one, are kept and can be retrieved at any time. The database features search, filter, and sorting functions that make sure you find past determinations easily.

StabNet is equipped with quality assurance tools that ensure that you can rely on your results at all times.

For example, there is a wizard that guides you through the calibration of your conductivity sensor, if required. StabNet fulfills all requirements of GLP and, for the Professional Rancimat, the FDA.

There is a client-server version of StabNet.

If you opt for this, all methods and determinations are stored centrally on the StabNet server, and you benefit from all the perks that central data management has to offer: e.g., data can be accessed from any PC that has as StabNet client installed on it, and data access can be restricted by individual user access rights.