Bioprocessing Single-Use Connectors

Single-Use Connectors for Bioprocessing

Increased Implementation of Single-Use Systems (SUS)

To keep pace with such a dynamic industry, biopharma manufacturers are implementing single-use, aseptic processing systems in both their new and existing production facilities. These single-use connectors for bioprocessing help shorten time to market, control costs and build in system redundancy. Using flexible SUS to transition from small batches used in research to commercial-scale production is faster, safer, easier and causes minimal disruption.

Decades of Bioprocessing Media Transfer Expertise

CPC has been delivering lightweight, non-spill, worry-free bioprocessing connectors for decades. Our engineers consistently apply their single-use systems knowledge to engineer innovative bioprocessing connectors for manufacturers and system integrators. This expertise directly led to the development of the sterile, open format, steam through connection and disconnection technologies that are purposely built for the rigors of SUS used in bioprocessing.

Single-Use Bioprocessing Connectors Deliver Design Flexibility

Bioprocessing systems require connection and disconnection of different tubing types, sizes and materials. CPC single-use connectors are a flexible, efficient and effective method to allow media to enter or leave a system flow path. From fermentation to finish-and-fill, CPC bioprocessing connectors allow different processes to be easily integrated for increased flexibility and efficiency.

How Sterile Connectors Impact Modular Systems

Modular bioprocessing systems offer fast, efficient, flexible manufacturing. System “building blocks” (or, prefabricated single-use subassemblies) link together with sterile connection technologies. Regardless of size or configuration, all modular systems require reliable connectors to facilitate, protect, and manage fluid flow from the beginning of the process to final fill-and-finish.

Single Use Connectors to Increase the Integrity of Closed Systems

How to close your biopharmaceutical manufacturing off from the environment and the external factors that could contaminate your batch? Use a sterile connector.