AVA Lab Control Software

Automate your chemistry and reap the benefits

AVA lab control software has been designed to simplify your experiments while improving the accuracy of your data and quality of your yields: from a single stirring hotplate, through to a multi-device jacketed reaction system.

Free up lab time with automated logging of temperature, stirring, pH and more.

Download and try the software for free

To evaluate AVA Software you can download a free Demo version.

• Learn how the features of the software work
• Simulate control of devices
• Setup Apparatus and create Schedules
• Share setups and Schedules with other AVA users
• Analyse results and create reports for real or simulated data

Data Hub

Integrate devices with an RS232 serial interface

• Using the Data Hub, AVA Software can connect, control and log data from multiple 3rd party devices with an RS232 serial interface
• Designed to work exclusively with the AVA Control Software to ensure a fast set-up and reliable connection from the PC to multiple RS232 devices
• The Data Hub will integrate serial devices including stirring hotplates, overhead stirrers, circulators, balances, peristaltic pumps, syringe pumps, vacuum pumps, balances, pH sensors and gas flow controllers

Webinar: Scaling up exothermic additions in the lab

Are you currently using beakers, dropping funnels and syringes to dose your reactions with a liquid reagent? How long do you stand around tweaking your drip rate? What if you had software that could control those liquid additions, with the benefits of data logging, feedback loops and safety overrides.

15 min Webinar: Consistent Scaling Up

Scaling up chemical reactions can present a number of challenges with respect to efficient mixing, mass transfer, controlling exothermic reactions, heat transfer and reaction kinetics.

In this webinar we discussed some simple guidelines which apply when scaling chemical reactions up or scaling down to predict or reproduce conditions observed in the larger scale manufacturing environment.

Webinar: Are you running your overnight reactions safely?

Are you running your overnight reactions unsafely? Lab control software can help you perform safe and efficient unattended reactions

In this webinar we will discuss how reactions can be data logged as well as safety feedback loops put in place to ensure that reactions can be left unattended overnight or longer by using lab control software.

Webinar: Automation of chemical processes and remote data-logging in R&D laboratories

This webinar will be a case study of a scale-up group, using an automated addition to control an exothermic reaction, and the use of safety feedback loops to pause and restart the addition based on process temperature. At this time of social distancing in our laboratories when we need to minimise the number of people in the lab, automation and data-logging can help.