Author Archives: David Koechlein

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Explosion-Proof Pump for Safe Transfer of Volatile Liquids in Biopharma, Chemical, and Food & Beverage Industries

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Explosion-proof pump used in chemical and biopharma environments
27
May

Safe Fluid Transfer in Hazardous Environments In the biopharma, chemical, and Food & Beverage industries, the handling and transfer of volatile and flammable liquids pose significant safety challenges. An explosion-proof pump is a safe solution for the transport and dispensing of these substances. These pumps are designed to operate safely in environments with flammable chemicals, […]

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Bioprocess Tubing: Selecting the Best Fit for Your Biopharmaceutical Application

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bioprocess tubing: selecting the best fit for your biopharmaceutical application
20
Jan

Selecting the tubing for your Bioprocess, Biopharmaceutical and Cell & Gene Therapies (CAGT) applications is crucial for ensuring the integrity and safety of your single-use assemblies. There are several key factors to consider when selecting tubing for these industries. In this article, we will discuss some of the key considerations when selecting tubing for your […]

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Preventing High-Density Cell Cultures from Fouling a Single-Use Continuous Centrifuge Using the ABER Optura SPY

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Preventing High-Density Cell Cultures from Fouling SU Continuous Centrifuges Using the ABER OPTURA SPY
21
Oct

Authors: Holly Sullivan, David Koechlein, Justin Lussier Introduction The ability produce biological drugs at lower costs and higher yields has been a major focus for biomanufacturing. With the advent of Single-Use Bioreactors and improved molecular biology, cell cultures can be > 20 x 106 cells/mL (1). Clarification of these cultures typically involves a primary depth […]

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How Do Peristaltic Pumps Work?

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how do peristaltic pumps work
25
Jul

What Are Peristaltic Pumps? Peristaltic pumps — also called tubing pumps, roller pumps, or hose pumps — are important tools for medical, laboratory, and bioprocess/biopharma processes. They are a laboratory staple commonly used for processes such as fluid transfers, filtration/chromatography applications, volume dosing/metering, and volume control of all types of vessels. Peristaltic pumps are positive […]

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