Fluid preparation, transfer, and storage are essential in upstream and downstream biopharmaceutical manufacturing processes. Making sure you have the right bags, connectors, tubing and mixing equipment for the fluids used in the manufacture of biologics is crucial to help prevent contamination. Many elements contribute to the integrity of a bioprocessing fluid management plan, from facility design to equipment selection.
Our bioprocessing fluid management systems include single-use tubing and bag and bin assemblies, mixers, processing stations, and tube sealers or fusers. We offer single-use connectors to ensure sterile connection and easy disconnection.
The need to safely process, collect, and transfer fluids is part of both upstream and downstream bioprocessing applications. Efficient handling is crucial, from preparing and moving simple buffers and cleaning solutions to filling the final product.
Logistics and regulatory requirements make up the main challenges for fluid and buffer management in biopharmaceutical production processes. Regulatory authorities' stringent requirements must be met to ensure the safety of biopharmaceutical products.
Biomanufacturing operations are often conducted under sterile or aseptic conditions to meet or exceed the bioburden of the respective specifications. This is a critical component of current good manufacturing practice (cGMP).
Traditional processes involving stainless steel pipes necessitate cleaning and sterilization operations, such as cleaning-in-place (CIP) and sterilize-in-place (SIP). They also involve appropriate validation before any interaction with process liquids. These multi-use systems limit scalability and cost efficiency because resources are tied to these phases.
Single-use, standardized fluid management solutions can free up resources and minimize supply chain hiccups while increasing efficiency and productivity.
Equipment and supplies used in bioprocessing buffer or fluid management include:
Below are some commonly asked questions about bioprocessing fluid management.
Fluid management describes the systems, parts, and process used to prepare, store, and transport process liquids such as buffers and cell culture media used in bioprocessing. Fluid management systems should aim to reduce contamination and streamline efficiency.
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