Sartorius

As manufacturers look to reduce costs and improve productivity the demand for automated processes that are fast, accurate and reproducible increases. In many industries the need for in line weight determination is a fundamental step in the process often requiring a measuring device that is capable of handling very low weights to high levels of accuracy in an environment where the conditions for weighing are far from ideal. Add to this the need to ensure safe loading and unloading, capture and interpret this data quickly and efficiently and package this in a unit that takes up minimal space and it’s easy to see why for manufacturers and their machine builders this can prove to be a major challenge.

In this presentation we look at the type of products that are available to support projects where high resolution weight determination is essential and what needs to be considered when designing a system that requires an integrated solution.

Understand the concept of integrated weighing and the different components involved

Gain valuable guidance in how to select the correct weighing solution for your application

Understand the important considerations required for successful installation and what to avoid

Manufacturers who need accurate weighing as part of an automated process

Designers and Engineers who build machines that include weighing systems


Business Manager – Integrated Weigh Cells
Sartorius

Mike Albon is the Business Manager for Integrated Weigh Cells at Sartorius Corporation, North America. Mike has spent his entire career in the weighing industry and has a passion for all kinds of weighing technology. Mike has worked for several of the largest manufacturers in the weighing industry and has held several positions in Global Business Development, Sales Management and Product Development. Mike uses his 40+ years in the industry to assist customers in integrating weighing technology into a diverse range of applications.

Webcasts

Tuesday, 1/18/22 at 11am EST | 8am PST | 5pm CET | 4pm GMT
In this presentation we look at the products available to support projects where high resolution weight determination is essential. We will also explain what is important when designing a system that requires an integrated weighing solution and the various factors that can influence the performance and final results.

Introduction to High Resolution Integrated Weighing

Current fed-batch based seed train strategies—from out of freeze to cell culture cultivation in production bioreactors—are cumbersome and add significant time, cost, and manual labor.

Learn how to achieve an automated, cost-effective, and time-efficient seed train in upstream processing by applying process intensification (PI) techniques in combination with advanced process analytical technology (PAT)

The increased cell densities produced through PI in a single-use production bioreactor also can present challenges in cost, footprint, and closed processing with depth filtration approaches for clarification. Learn how to overcome this by applying single-use-based fluidized bed centrifugation approaches.

How to accelerate development and scale-up of cost-effective intensified seed-train strategies in upstream

Achieve fully closed and automated transfer of inoculum in an intensified upstream seed train using advanced PAT tools

How to perform high cell density clarification using fully single-use, automated, and closed approaches

: Thursday April 29, 2021 at 2pm EDT | 1pm CDT | 11am PDT

*Thursday April 29, 2021 at 2pm EDT | 1pm CDT | 11am PDT*  Interested in achieving an efficient and automated seed train in upstream processing? Do you have challenges in high cell density clarification using traditional hybrid approaches? Register now to find out how to overcome these challenges by applying process intensification, advanced process analytical technology and single-use centrifugation.


Strategies for Intensified Bioprocessing: From Seed Train to High Cell Density Clarification

Articles

Microbiology Quality Control for Pharmaceutical Labs

Strategies for Accelerating Cell Culture Filtration

Pipetting Tips and Best Practices

http://www.pharmtech.com/pt_w/data_integrity

Correct data is fundamental in a GxP quality system. During this webinar, it will be discussed how to achieve data integrity and what the ALCOA principles are, via guiding the participants through FDA warning letters about the most frequent and most typical violations. Next, it will be reviewed how a modern lab instrument, in this case the Cubis II laboratory balance from Sartorius, can provide all the technical features that are needed to automate processes and ensure that data integrity compliance issues are not created. Software applications such as Tablet or Vial Checker, Standards Preparation, and others will be mentioned and how these applications ensure safe guidance, including conformity checks.

How to ensure data integrity and minimize the risk for your organization

How a laboratory balance can support full pharma compliance without a need of additional software

How software applications with guided workflows help to achieve trustable and compliant results

Dr. Eszter Paldy, Product Manager, Premium Weighing Solutions, Sartorius

Dr. Holger Densow, Product Manager, Software Solutions Lab Balances, Sartorius

: Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at 11am EST | 8am PST | 4pm GMT | 5pm CET

On demand available after final airing until March 9, 2022

***Live: Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at 11am EST | 8am PST | 4pm GMT | 5pm CET*** Review what needs to be put in place to ensure data integrity and compliance and minimize the risk for your organization.  Learn how today´s state-of-the-art laboratory balance Cubis II from Sartorius provides all the technical features needed to automate processes to ensure pharma compliance and offers digital workflow support for trusted and error-free process. ** On demand available after final airing until March 9, 2022.***
