To help meet that demand, High Purity New England (HPNE), a leading supplier of biopharma equipment and process solutions, created HPConnexx, a single-use assembly solution suitable for all areas of biopharmaceutical processing from discovery to fill-finish.
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High Purity New England supports drug development pipelines
Manufactured in an ISO 7 Cleanroom, the solution is unique in that it can utilize other vendors’ components and can be implemented into any process.
Mark Sitcoske, CEO and Founder at HPNE, said: “As the biopharma industry continues to grow and develop, pipelines fill with promising, smaller-volume therapies. It is essential that businesses throughout the sector get the support they need to get their drugs to market.
“Single-use technologies can reduce the costs associated with infrastructure, save time by decreasing the need for cleaning and validation and negate the risk of cross contamination. However, not all single-use solutions are fully customizable, and many have lengthy lead times for installation. That is why we developed HPConnexx.
“The solution, and the support we deliver around it, is truly unique as it can be customized in any way the customer requires. It can be connected to any existing process at any scale and utilize any components regardless of inter-company connectivity.
“Ultimately, we are truly committed to working closely with our customers to support them in all their bioprocessing challenges, offering the flexibility and services they need to ensure the success of their products.”
The HPConnexx solution is generated by the teams at HPNE with technical unit operation knowledge, including engineers, biologists, and chemists that have the background knowledge to ensure quality, design, and the complex flexibility required by the end user.
HPNE specializes in single-use solutions used in pharmaceutical research and development, process development and full-scale production activities. The company is currently providing flexible, single-use solutions to companies developing vaccines in the fight to combat COVID-19.