
Aseptic processing made simple
With the introduction of its new pharma separator line aseptic, GEA offers to its pharma customers a new level of performance, cleanability features, validation easiness and cleanroom protection as standard.
Aseptic processing reaches the next level of security.
Included features of GEA aseptic

The GEA promise
Making aseptic processing and the integration into process lines of our customers as secure, as easy, and as fast as possible. ASME BPE, automatic SIP and much more is included to the aseptic line.
Smooth handling: No turbulences, no splashes, no shear forces
Shear sensitive products, i.e. cells, are fed gently by the patented hydrohermetic inlet underneath the liquid level of the filled bowl and smoothly accelerated at the axis of rotation.
Optimized skid design for a perfect fit to your process
The GEA plug & produce pharma skids aseptic are perfectly designed for standard and customized requirements for maximum safety, maximum yield and a perfect fit to your process.
Full range of capacity
The aseptic clarifier skid is available in four different bowl sizes to fit to the capacity of your process.

Optimum yield with optimized bowl design
The aseptic clarifier skid has an optimized bowl design with a High Sigma clarifier bowl for up to 5 vol% percent or a HighVol clarifier bowl for solids up to 10 vol%. They ensure optimum yield for your process.
GEA Integrated Direct Drive for high clean room class level
The new, state-of-the art IDD Drive with a water cooled motor and a closed housing prevents any emissions into cleanroom. Fewer parts mean less wear parts and an easier service of the machine.
The scope of the GEA aseptic line
- Nozzle separator skid for solid contents from 10 to 35 vol% and more depending on product
- Skid with GEA flexChange concept for all solid content, turns a static process line into a flexible one
Features & advantages
Features & advantages- New level of performance, cleanability features and validation easiness as standard
- High separation performance
- Gentle product handling (inlet)
- Automatic SIP
- Automatic CIP
- Hygienic surface design
- ASME BPE
- Patented gap-free welded disk spacers
- Optimized skid design
- Full range of capacity, two bowl designs, four bowl sizes
- Integrated Direct Drive IDD
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