WhenCDMOsplan to expand their production capacities based on single-use technologies, it is tempting to either implement existing spare platform systems or simply "copy paste" used equipment - especially for greenfield facilities. However, it is also a great opportunity to install platform systems that help optimize process operations. CDMOs must strike abalance between limiting the Total Cost of Ownership and the building a process-efficient manufacturing facility.
Single Use Support assisted a global CDMO in expanding its manufacturing facility that had already previously implemented RoSS technology. In this case study, siloed platform systems for filling, freezing and ultra-cold storage of pharmaceuticals in single-use bags with high dependency on single suppliers were identified as the biggest cost drivers.
Find out how you cansave capital expenses thanks to modular and vendor-independent process solutions and operating expenses thanks to increased process speed at various scales with reducedproduct loss. Gain process-independence to unleash efficiency manufacturing processes.
RoSS shell - Process-independence - Case Study
Universally compatible technologies simplify the process flow thanks to a reduced need for different platform systems. How to save costs in multi-product facilities of CDMOs, find out more in the case study.
Claus Exenberger is Technical Product Owner at Single Use Support. As product owner of freeze and thaw plaforms and the RoSS shell, the secondary packaging of single-use bags, Claus and his team develops further products that advance handling and freezing of single-use bags and bottles for the biopharmaceutical industry. With his working experience of 7+ years at Single Use Support he is expert in the protection of all available single-use bioprocess containers. His proximity to customers helps connect his process-oriented approach with the technical development of products.
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