Single use bag draining system - RoSS.DRAI

RoSS.FILL Bag is a flexible automated single-use aseptic bag filling machine for dispensing biopharmaceuticals into single-use bags. The fluid path is designed to be fully disposable and is able to accommodate a variety of sterile connection and disconnection options.

The fully automated RoSS.FILL single-use bottle filling machine. The platform enables worry-free filling and filtration of your liquid drug and non-drug substances into bottles, within less than 1 hour/batch. With its high filling accuracy, the platform provides continuous filling for up to 6 racks at the same time as closed system, no limitations in volume. Contains 1 control unit + 1 bottle filling rack.

10mL-1000mL: Fully automated cell and gene filling machine system for aseptic filling of multiple small single use bags. Special designed for use in cell & gene therapies with batch sizes at low volumes. With its high filling accuracy, the platform provides filling for up to 36 bags with one rack - having the option to attach more racks.

RoSS.LIQU is a smart rigid tote to protect 3D single-use bags with large volumes of up to 1000L for shipping applications. This robust stainless steel transport container is re-usable and offers a sustainable solution for single-use bag shipments compared to plastic alternatives.

The fill and drain process for biopharmaceutical products can be a massive challenge for the biopharma industry. Here, single use systems offer a multitude of advantages.

Autologous therapies are therapies that are derived from the patient and as such they exhibit certain specific requirements. The scope of such therapies differs greatly from what we usually see in the biopharma industry, and they require special handling and care. The quantities are much smaller than usual, but nonetheless they need to be shipped in a highly sterile and protected manner.

Aseptic bag filling is a process that is very important to the biopharma industry. This article will give you the basics of aseptic bag filling, highlight the most critical factors of the technique and discuss key considerations pertaining to the commercial use of aseptic bags.