GEA kytero® single-use Separator
Maximum cell harvesting with a clarification of potentially 99 % solids capture-rate (tested on mammalian cells and E.coli)
Plug & produce within 5 minutes of preparation, no SIP/CIP, no buffers required, user-friendly and clean handling before and after the batch processing.
The compact GEA kytero® pharma Separator fits into any pharma cleanroom – delivering the same separation technology of the established pharmaceutical large production plants. All connections, tubes and assisting components are included for plug & produce operation. No need for CIP/SIP to prepare the next batch – simply disconnect the bowl cartridge, single-use bags and hoses and clip on a new set – no tools required! plant. As a result you may reduce production times, equipment and increase your earnings.
Let GEA kytero® reduce your dependency on bulky and cumbersome filtration assemblies! Using the disk stack separator can reduce the required filter area by 100% in the primary clarification step and by about 50 % in the secondary step. Save valuable floorspace, storage room, waste and valuable manpower necessary to replace used filters. Plus, no fallback systems are needed to cover for blocked filters.
Contact us to test the kytero® pharma separator under real conditions at your site and see what this single-use concept can do for you.
SNAP & PRODUCE! BATCH PRODUCTION WITHOUT SIP & CIP GEA KYTERO® SINGLE USE PHARMA SEPARATOR
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