Historically, biopharmaceutical manufacturers have had to rely on tube welders to unite small-diameter tubes (<3.2mm or <1/8”) in their bioprocesses—simply because no other option existed for closed aseptic processing. As a result, biomanufacturers have traditionally assumed tube-welding associated costs and operational challenges out of necessity. With the recent introduction of the MicroCNX® Series Connectors, biomanufacturers now have a new option of a trusted and user-friendly single-use technology.
This white paper discusses survey data comparing the comprehensive operational costs of tube welding against small volume, sterile, single-use connectors to help bioprocess teams make informed decisions about the best solution for creating their closed aseptic systems.
In cell therapy processing, traditional methods of making sterile connections can be cumbersome and challenging. This video takes a simplified view of comparing sterile connectors versus tube welding as a means of making sterile connections in cell therapy processing. CPC analyzed time to completion, efficiency and ease-of-use for making these connection processes.
Learn how shared validation for single-use systems is a key step in ensuring safe and effective drug products are supplied to patients in need.
CPC's Biopharmaceutical Product Catalog provides specifications on CPC connectors purpose built for bioprocessing, cell therapy and gene therapy applications.