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Aseptic disconnection of single-use assemblies | IRIS Seal

Aseptic disconnection of single-use assemblies | IRIS Seal

IRIS Seal is a metallic pinch-pipe to safely crimp and cut single-use assemblies into two separate sterile fluid paths. Easy Seal comes in two compatible semicircles which allows the operator to add and remove seals onsite to disconnect assemblies flexibly at the manufacturing site.

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Tubing OD 1/2“, 1/4“ 5/8“
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Customization upon request
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Withstands up to 1.5 bar

Features & benefits of flexible single-use manifold decoupling

  • IRIS seals are cylindrical metal pinch pipes allowing aseptic disconnection with crimping
  • Withstanding pressure of up to 1.5 bar
  • Available in standard outer diameter sizes of tubings: 1/2“, 1/4“ 5/8“ - customization upon request
  • Suitable for cleanroom and in compliance with international biopharmaceutical standards

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Preview of datasheet for IRIS seal pinch pipe for crimping by Single Use Support
Datasheet: IRIS Seal
Preview of datasheet for IRIS seal pinch pipe for crimping by Single Use Support
Datasheet: IRIS Seal
 
Preview of Single Use Support's case study about single-use assembly capabilities
Case study: IRIS Single-Use Assemblies Capabilites
Preview of Single Use Support's case study about single-use assembly capabilities
Case study: IRIS Single-Use Assemblies Capabilites
 

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