Aseptic/Sterile Processing

Aseptic Filling is the Next-Generation Application for Single-Use Systems

June 26, 2013

The benefits of single-use systems are being realized for downstream unit operations, including aseptic filling.

Will Aseptic Connectors Make Production Outside of the Cleanroom Possible?

June 12, 2013

Aseptic connectors provide the flexibility and robustness needed for modern parenteral manufacturing operations.

The Next Generation in Aseptic-Filling Equipment

May 22, 2013

Adoption of single-use systems and more flexible systems drive innovation.

Isolator Technology for Aseptic Filling of High Potent Products

April 18, 2013

PIERRE FABRE MEDICAMENT PRODUCTION has 22 years experience in isolator technology for aseptic filling of high potent freeze-dried injectable products.

Lyophilization Technology: Slow Progress but Hopeful Outlook

April 10, 2013

As an important method for improving the stability of parenterals, lyophilization is fairly well understood, but can still benefit from several advancements in the technology.

Fully automatic aseptic liquid filling system

January 15, 2013

The FPC50W is an aseptic filling system with full or partial stoppering and crimp capping of vials, delivering fill volumes ranging 0.1ml to 100ml and filling accuracy of +/- 0.5%.

Pharmaceutical Technology Europe

Aseptic Processing: A Primer

January 01, 2013

PharmTech speaks to Ray O'Connor from the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) for an overview of aseptic processing.

Sterilizing Parenteral Drug Containers with Nitrogen Dioxide

December 19, 2012

Equipment and Processing Report

Room-temperature sterilization using nitrogen dioxide gas provides benefits for sterilizing the external surfaces of single-dose, parenteral drug containers.

Designing a Clean-in-Place System

November 21, 2012

Equipment and Processing Report

An efficient cleaning cycle begins with equipment and automation-system design.

Avoiding Contamination Risks in Aseptic Processes

June 02, 2012

How to avoid invisible and airborne contamination.