Continuous viral inactivation reactor
4 listings from 4 suppliers
Japanese name: 連続ウイルス不活化リアクタ（CFIR／栓流チューブ）
Continuous viral inactivation reactors perform low-pH treatment continuously in plug-flow tubes or coiled-flow chambers in downstream processing. They secure the specified minimum residence time without a hold tank, which allows integration into continuous purification lines. Buyers weigh the reliability of residence time control, single-use flow paths and pH control, from the standpoint of batch equivalence. Browse integrated continuous inactivation systems and plug-flow reactor technology.
| Product | Maker | Where to buy in Japan |
|---|---|---|
| Cadence Virus Inactivation system | Pall | Nihon Pall Ltd. (Japanese subsidiary) |
| Pionic Spin (continuous low-pH virus inactivation) | Sartorius | Sartorius Japan K.K. (Japanese subsidiary) |
| BioContinuum Virus Inactivation platform | Merck | Merck Ltd., Japan (Japanese subsidiary, Life Science) |
| Product | Maker | Where to buy in Japan |
|---|---|---|
| Jig-in-a-Box (JIB) 3D-printed plug flow reactor (joint research implementation) | 3D Systems | Not yet confirmed |
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