Cleanroom Products

  1. Biofluorescent Particle Counters — An Environmental Monitoring Solution For Annex 1 And Pharma 4.0 10/18/2021

    Biofluorescent Particle Counters (BFPC), like the TSI BioTrak® Real-Time Viable Particle Counter, are an alternative microbiological method that serves as the solution for Annex 1 compliance and Pharma 4.0 implementation.

  2. PHCbi TwinGuard® ECO Pharmaceutical Refrigerator: MPR-S1201XH-PA 7/16/2025

    PHCbi brand’s 41.1 cu.ft. (1165 L) pharmaceutical refrigerator with 12 shelves and sliding glass doors offers high-capacity storage with superior temperature uniformity. Dual independent cooling circuits provide continuous protection, maintaining 5°C ±3°C even if one system fails. Natural hydrocarbon refrigerants and inverter-controlled compressors reduce energy consumption while ensuring stable performance. The Low-E coated glass doors and anti-condensation design enhance visibility and efficiency. ENERGY STAR® Certified.

  3. Pharmaceutical Labeling Systems For Vials 12/11/2024

    Vial labeling demands precise, high-speed labeling systems to ensure accurate and reliable product identification, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry where safety and compliance are paramount.

  4. Stackable CO2 Incubator 7/23/2025

    PHCbi brand's 1.8 cu.ft (50L) Cell-IQ stackable CO2 incubator is designed to help deliver a contamination-free environment. CO2 quickly returns to setpoint after door openings. Its compact design allows the units to be double or triple stacked for maximized footprint. A streamlined interior optimizes space and reduces contamination risk while improving ease of maintenance when combined with passive decontamination controls such as the patented inCu-saFe® interior.

  5. High Speed In-Line HVLD For Pre-Filled Syringes 10/14/2022

    HVLD is High Voltage Leak Detection, a sensitive, non-destructive technology to test container closure integrity in a variety of liquid-filled pharmaceutical and medical containers including glass vials and ampoules, IV-bags, Blow Fill Seal (BFS) bottles and cards and pre-filled syringes. HVLD can be used to conduct CCIT on any liquid-filled product as long as the container is made of electrically insulated material and it contains an electrically conductive solution.

  6. Cleanroom Mopping Systems 11/4/2022

    Contec has developed a complete line of mopping products, including wall and ceiling mops, for critical and cleanroom environments. Whether disinfecting or cleaning floors, walls, ceilings, or inside bio-safety cabinets and isolators, Contec has a cleanroom mopping system or cleaning tool that meets the demanding requirements of today’s high-tech industries. Many of our cleanroom mops are available with a sterile validation for use in aseptic environments.

  7. Top Contract Drug Development And Manufacturing Company 5/8/2024

    From early formulation to full-scale commercial production, our CDMO team delivers customized solutions for every stage of your drug development journey.

  8. Rotary Crimper For Pharmaceutical Vials And Cartridges 3/27/2025

    An ultra-compact, and fully configurable, aseptic crimping platform, with capping force measurement, designed to help customers develop and manufacture new drugs and devices at low risk.

  9. Stainless Steel Centrifuges for Cell and Gene Drug Manufacturing 7/27/2023

    Clean-in-Place / Sterilize-in-Place System

    The Powerfuge P6 is a powerful, batch liquid/solid separation system for bacteria, yeast, proteins and sub-micron particles. The Powerfuge P6 system is a two-phase centrifuge that meets cGMP requirements as well as chemical and pharmaceutical industry protocols.

    • Bowl capacity: 1.1L
    • Flow rates up to 60 L/hr for batches up to 100 L
    • Footprint ~ 66 cm wide x 139 cm deep x 180.4 cm high (26” x 55”x 71”)
    • Total weight ~ 1,090 kg (2,403 lbs)
    • Fully scalable to smaller automated Pilot model
    • Fully scalable to larger automated P12 and P18 models
    • Drier solids and clear liquids
  10. PMS® Advisory And Training Services 10/18/2024

    Did you define your manufacturing contamination control strategy, or is it a collection of changes over time?