Modern Requirements for Laboratory Balances: A Global Pharmacopoeial Perspective

In recent years, the regulatory requirements for balances used in pharmaceutical analysis have undergone significant updates across major pharmacopoeias — including the USP (United States Pharmacopeia, latest version 07/2025), Ph. Eur. (European Pharmacopoeia, 07/2021, currently under revision), JP (Japanese Pharmacopoeia, 06/2024), and ChP (Chinese Pharmacopoeia, 03/2025).

This webinar offers a comprehensive overview of the latest changes, with a focus on calibration, performance verification, traceability, minimum weight determination, and the implementation of safety factors. Participants will gain valuable insights into global harmonization trends, risk-based approaches to calibration and verification, and best practices for maintaining compliance.

In addition, practical guidance will be provided on how to establish robust quality management systems, document weighing procedures effectively, and prepare for upcoming regulatory developments. Join us to ensure your laboratory remains compliant, efficient, and aligned with the evolving global standards for balances in pharmaceutical quality control.

20^th November 2 PM | CEST

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What you will learn:

Gain insights into the latest global regulatory requirements for balances in pharmaceutical analysis and quality control.
Learn how to implement harmonized calibration, performance checks, and documentation practices in your laboratory.
Explore how Sartorius Weighing Solutions supports compliance with the new requirements while enabling your ab to prepare for future digitalization trends.

Who should attend:

Quality Assurance Managers in Pharma
Laboratory Managers and Technicians
Regulatory Affairs Specialists
Bioprocess Scientists
Analytical Chemists in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Julian Haller
Team Lead Process Engineering-Metrology

Dr. Julian Haller is Team Lead Metrology at Sartorius Lab Instruments in Göttingen and a recognized expert in applied and legal metrology. He has played a leading role in the standardization and digitalization of weighing technology and is actively contributing to international committees such as CECIP, WELMEC, and OIML and is an ad-hoc expert for the revision of chapter 2.1.7 of the European Pharmacopoeia. He is the author of numerous publications and white papers on measurement uncertainty, calibration, digital transformation in metrology and accurate weighing in the pharmaceutical industry.

Sebastian Weber
Product Manager Digital Solutions, Product Management Premium Weighing Solutions

Sebastian Weber is Product Manager at Sartorius Lab Instruments in Göttingen, Germany. He drives the vision for the Cubis Software Platform, focusing on innovative digital solutions tailored to the pharmaceutical industry. Sebastian brings deep expertise in enhancing efficiency and compliance through process automation in workflows spanning laboratory to commercial manufacturing. He is also a member of the BioPhorum QC Lab of the Future initiative, contributing to shaping the future of quality control in laboratories.