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Pharmaceuticals

 
 

Pharmaceuticals

 

Low pulse flow; continuous process control and reliability

  • Reliably handles non-lubricating, abrasives, corrosives, and liquids with micron-sized particles
  • Extremely low pulse flow; no pulsation dampeners needed in most applications
  • Ultimate steady-state accuracy and controllability
  • Exceptionally wide adjustable flow range
  • Compact design, saving on installation space
  • Low shear pumping action

Critical for Flow Chemistry and HPLC applications, the Hydra-Cell pumps deliver an extremely low pulse flow, without the need for pulsation dampeners in most applications, and with a predictable and controllable flow rate for a consistent process.


Seal-less design (the pump has no dynamic seals in contact with the process liquid) means that non-lubricating solvents and liquids containing suspended particles can be pumped reliably at pressure in HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography), ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, reverse osmosis and ultra-high pressure reverse osmosis systems.  

Pilot plants used in process development and production installations for handling the waste stream are typical applications.

• ANSI, DIN, Tri-Clamp, ASME BPE flange connections
• Process contact surfaces polishing to 0.8 Ra or less
• Diaphragm options to FDA compliance
• ATEX certification
• TSE/BSE-free materials
• Full material traceability


 

Multiple diaphragms in a single pump head - delivers an extremely low pulse discharge flow

 
 

Improving scalability and efficiency of production in process chromatography

 

Pharma manufacturer Sanovaskale Technologies’ Dr Smita Kale discusses how her company improved scalability and accuracy in its process chromatography operation.

Healthcare industries specifically the pharmaceutical, health supplement and nutraceuticals industry and researchers make use of adsorptive and chromatographic separation and purification processes for various products such as fermentation-based products, proteins, peptides, enzymes, antibiotics, vaccines, natural products, sugar, antioxidants, many synthetic API and ingredients.  Read the full article >>

 
 
 

We "dare to compare" the pulsation effect with no pulsation dampeners

 
 

Applications

  • Flow Chemistry
  • High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
  • Low Pressure Liquid Chromatography (LPLC)
  • Transfer, Blending & Injection
  • Coating
  • Spray Drying
  • Clean in Place (CIP
 
 

Oil and Gas Technology for Continuous Bio Processing in Pharma

 

Published by: European Pharmaceutical Manufacturer magazine 

The move in manufacturing from batch processing to continuous has been reported frequently for decades, and the challenges are well documented, whether that is regulatory, data capture or more technical in terms of, for example, accuracy of dosing reactants, metering or maintaining their environment.... To read the full article please download the PDF