INSIGHTS ON LIQUID DOSE MANUFACTURING
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Jaw Crimping vs. Rotary Crimping: Enhancing Aseptic Assurance
Beyond a simple mechanical step, crimping is a critical control point. We examine how advanced rotary technology provides superior seal quality, particulate control, and data-driven compliance assurance.
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Responding To Fill-Finish And Automation Scale-Up Challenges
Behind every life-saving cell therapy is a complex manufacturing journey. Examine the critical role of automation in overcoming production challenges and ensuring quality.
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Manufacturing Challenges With High Concentration Biologics
Explore key process operations, some of the challenges in manufacturing high-concentration biologics, and factors to consider for process optimization.
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Optimizing Aseptic Processing With Isolator Technology
Discover how pharmaceutical isolators optimize operations, achieve higher sterility assurance, and meet stringent regulatory requirements. Learn about design principles, validation, and VHP cycles.
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CDMO Uses Robotic Gloveless Isolator For Advanced Therapeutics4/28/2025
CDMOs must innovate production architectures to meet the demands of advanced therapeutics to ensure a reliable supply and compliance. Discover how these approaches advance modern medicine and improve patient outcomes.
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MilliporeSigma Bio-Expo Live February 2025: Upstream Bioprocessing3/18/2025
Review the benefits of implementing a closed and sterile sampling system, such as NovaSeptum®, to improve sampling procedures and meet regulatory expectations.
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Stopper Migration In Frozen Pre-Filled Syringes10/16/2024
Review a semi-automated method for dynamically assessing plunger migration under controlled variations in temperature and pressure, utilizing computer vision tools.
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Accelerating Sterile Injectable Innovation Through Strategic Outsourcing9/21/2025
Sterile injectables are vital for modern medicine. Learn how outsourcing manufacturing to a CDMO can accelerate development and commercialization.
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Future-Proofing Aseptic Manufacturing3/27/2025
Investing in adaptable aseptic manufacturing pays off. Find out how flexible systems, despite higher initial costs, handle complex drugs and changing volumes to boost productivity and quality.
LIQUID DOSE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
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Used 4.6 Sq Ft FTS Systems- SP Scientific freeze dryer Lyophilizer, model LyoStar 3, part# 100005824, with Praxair ControLyo nucleation on demand technology, stainless steel construction, with (3) approximately 11" wide x 20" deep usable shelves, 2.8" shelf spacing, -70/+60 c temperature range, 850 sq inch external condenser rated to -85 c, 30 liter ice capacity, bottom up shelf stoppering, integrated Oerlikon Trivac vacuum pump, refrigeration system with dual compressors, R404A and R508B refrigerant, 230 volt, 1007.7 run hours, serial# 320588.
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Used M&O Perry inline liquid vial filler, Model P-1510, stainless steel construction, speeds from 35-45 vials/minute, set up with filling, plug inserting and capping stations, Flexicon peristaltic fill pump, V change conveyor, change parts for 13 and 20mm plugs/caps with bowl feeders, vial infeed rotary table, and discharge rotary table, serial# P-888, built 2006.
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As more information becomes available about the toxicity and potency increases across the marketplace, the need for personnel and/or product protection grows. Flow Sciences is the world leader in sophisticated containment to meet these challenges with proprietary engineering and design that allows for the creation of validated engineered solutions.
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Cell and gene therapies have increased in popularity in recent years, and thanks to their ability to provide one-time treatments these therapies will play a significant role in treating some of the world's most challenging diseases. These drug products treat patients afflicted with genetic disorders and cancers by targeting the source of disease and altering its genetic makeup to eliminate its cause or symptoms. These therapies are expensive and complex and have been proven effective in numerous cases, but they present a challenge in producing them at scale and at a reasonable cost.
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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.