Why Non-Contact Ultrasonic Flow Sensors Dominate Critical Clean Environments?

One micron contaminant in ECMO bloodlines can trigger sepsis; 0.1% flow deviation in monoclonal antibody production may scrap $1M batches. The RBCG Clamp-on Ultrasonic Flow Sensors deliver zero-contact measurement and ±3% accuracy to safeguard life science and pharmaceutical processes!  

Solving Critical Pain Points in Sterile Environments  

 ❌ Risks of Invasive Sensors  

- Biofilm growth in dialysis machine tubing  

- Metal particles contaminating vaccine fluids  

- $100K/hour losses during bioreactor downtime  


 ✅ RBCG's Purity-Shield Technology  




 


Mission-Critical Applications  

 🩸 Life-Support Equipment: Safety = Survival  

- ECMO: Arterial blood flow monitoring (±6mL/min) with bubble detection  

- Dialysis: Heparin dosing control (error <3%)  

- Recommended Model: RBCG-016N-B (1.6mm tube ID)  


 💊 Biopharma: Precision = Compliance  

- mAb production: Buffer solution flow control (±3%)  

- Vaccine filling: 6,000 vials/min flow verification  

- Recommended Model: RBCG-050N-B (12.7mm full coverage)  


 ⚗️ Semiconductor Wet Processes  

- Ultra-pure chemical transfer: Prevents wafer contamination  

- CMP slurry flow monitoring: Avoids scratching from sedimentation  

- Recommended Model: RBCG-025N-B (PFA/PTFE calibrated)  


Why Top 10 Pharma Giants Trust RBCG?  

✨ 3x Longer Lifespan: No moving parts  

✨ 90-Second Installation: Spring-latch mounting (see diagram)  

✨ Multi-Protocol Support: RS485/4-20mA/0-10V for PLC/DCS integration  

✨ 23 Tubing Customizations: Silicone/PVC/PFA ready  


> Case: Zero contamination events after RBCG-019N-B deployment in mRNA fill line!  


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