Single-use compatible flow sensors for sanitary(bioprocessing, medical, bio-pharmaceutical, ) applications.

 


The evolution and comprehensive integration of single-use systems within the bio-pharmaceutical industry signify a pivotal transition towards achieving improved quality in bio-pharmaceutical products. Embracing these methodologies births numerous advantages including cost-saving measures, enhanced operational efficiencies, quicker time-to-market for new drugs, stringent quality control, and minimized contamination risks, which are crucial to maintaining the high standards of quality and safety required by the sector.
Central to this innovative single-use bio-processing ecosystem is the role of non-contact ultrasonic flow meters, particularly the RBCG series by R&B. Our external clamp-on design simplifies operations by enabling quick attachment or detachment from bio-processing equipment, negating the need for sterility measures owing to their non-contact measurement approach. This ensures cell integrity, prevents pipeline clogging, and inhibits the formation of dead zones. Furthermore, their ease of integration into existing systems, courtesy of both analog and digital outputs, solidifies their indispensability. Our precision and stability are exemplary, with an accuracy rate of up to ±3%, and the ability to perform bidirectional flow analysis. The compact design incorporating all necessary circuitry optimizes space, while customizable calibrations cater to varying parameters such as tube materials and liquid types. Real-time flow data observation and enhanced monitoring functions allow for immediate control and management, significantly elevating process automation, stability, and quality across all stages of single-use bio-processing. This technological convergence, represented by the RBCG series ultrasonic flow meters, not only streamlines bio-processing operations but also plays a crucial role in the consistent production of high-quality bio-pharmaceuticals. It marks a significant leap towards advancement and excellence in the sector, driven by the widespread adoption of single-use solutions.

Non-contact measurement,clamp-on liquid  flow sensors,bio-processing,ultrasonic flow sensor, Non-Invasive Fluid Monitoring, Ultrasonic Transducers 

Bioprocessing Applications for Ultrasonic Clamp-On Flow sensor


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