Sartorius secures key technology for disposable bioreactors
Up to now, virtually all reactors on the market were reusable systems. Sartorius has been working on the development of bioreactors as disposable systems to meet the stringent requirements of the pharmaceutical industry regarding safety and hygiene. Disposable components and systems are increasingly in demand, both for improved process reliability and for the economic advantages they offer. Disposal components are available for use at all times, and make it easy to change products in a production process quickly and inexpensively. With reusable bioreactors, by contrast, complicated cleaning processes and sterilization operations, with the concomitant qualification procedures, must be performed carried out before a product change.
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