SLAMf Mass Flow Controllers Designed Specifically for Biotech (IP66 / NEMA 4X)
Special equipment for biotech process plants, suitable for splash water and high-pressure cleaning
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SLAMf Mass Flow Controllers Designed Specifically for Biotech (IP66 / NEMA 4X)
Special equipment for biotech process plants, suitable for splash water and high-pressure cleaning
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Topic world biopharmaceutical manufacturing
Biopharmaceutical production plays a crucial role in the development and manufacture of biologics, which are essential for the treatment of various serious diseases. Various key technologies and processes of the modern biopharmaceutical industry are used, such as cell cultures, fermentation processes and the purification of biological substances, which are necessary for the production of vaccines, monoclonal antibodies and other biological drugs.
Topic world biopharmaceutical manufacturing
Biopharmaceutical production plays a crucial role in the development and manufacture of biologics, which are essential for the treatment of various serious diseases. Various key technologies and processes of the modern biopharmaceutical industry are used, such as cell cultures, fermentation processes and the purification of biological substances, which are necessary for the production of vaccines, monoclonal antibodies and other biological drugs.
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