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New Sizes of Single-Use Clipster® Aseptic Disconnector Available from Sartorius

Sartorius Group
27 Mar 2013

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Sartorius Stedim Biotech, a leading international supplier for the pharma and biotech industries, has launched new sizes XS and S of the Clipster® Aseptic Disconnector, in addition to the existing size L. This single-use device allows an aseptic disconnection of Silicone (Pt) as well as thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) tubes in biopharmaceutical manufacturing processes. It is safe, quick, easy to use and available as a stand-alone product or pre-mounted on single-use transfer lines and bag assemblies.

The Clipster® Aseptic Disconnector is used after a fluid transfer to disconnect transfer lines and bag assemblies. The disconnection of tubes can be performed in non-classified and classified environments while maintaining product sterility. It is performed with a hand-held tool which ensures easy execution in various space requirements. The Clipster® Aseptic Disconnector XS, S or L can be applied to multiple tubing material (silicone and TPE) and sizes from 1/8”x1/4” up to 1/2” x 3/4”.

The validation of this key single-use device has been carried out under the most stringent test regimes. Biological and physical tests have been combined to provide data representing a variety of process conditions including critical applications.

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Single-Use DisconnectionClipster® Aseptic Disconnector is a single-use device to disconnect single-use transfer lines and bag assemblies used in biopharmaceutical applications. • Disconnection on platinium cured silicone and TPE tubings• Easy to use and backed by extensive validation work• Available as stand alone product or preassembled on single-use transfer lines and bag assemblies. Clipster® Aseptic Disconnector is available in 3 sizes: XS, S and L, for tubing from 1/8" x 1/4" to 1/2" x 3/4".

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