Biotechnology

Some examples of sanitary parts commonly used in the biotechnology industry include stainless steel tanks, bioreactors, chromatography columns, valves, and sterile filters. These parts are made from high-quality materials that are resistant to corrosion, easy to clean, and non-reactive with the biological products and chemicals used in bioprocessing.

Sanitary parts are used throughout the entire bioprocessing cycle, from upstream processing (cell culture, fermentation) to downstream processing (purification, formulation, and filling). During the bioprocessing cycle, these parts are carefully cleaned, sterilized, and maintained to prevent contamination by microorganisms, viruses, or other harmful particles that can compromise the quality and efficacy of biological products.

The use of sanitary parts in the biotechnology industry is essential for ensuring the safety and efficacy of biological products. Contamination of biological products can lead to serious health risks for patients, including infections, allergic reactions, or other adverse events. Therefore, the biotechnology industry places a high emphasis on the use of sanitary parts and implements strict hygiene protocols to ensure the safety and quality of their products.