As the biopharmaceutical industry grows, single-use technology is becoming increasingly important. From smaller batch sizes used in preclinical and clinical testing to facilities producing multiple products, the need for flexible and adaptable manufacturing solutions has never been greater. Single-use components are crucial, offering increased efficiency, reduced risk of contamination, and lower capital costs.
To ensure a high level of quality control, manufacturers must closely monitor processes. However, this can be resource-intensive and time-consuming. Single-use technology helps manufacturers overcome this challenge by significantly reducing or eliminating the need for sterilization between batches, allowing quicker turnaround times and increasing overall efficiency and productivity.
Single-use technologies require less capital investment compared to traditional stainless-steel systems. The latter involves significant infrastructure and equipment expenses to set up, operate, and maintain. In contrast, single-use systems offer a more flexible, modular, and scalable approach that can be customized according to specific needs. This reduces the overall cost of setting up and running the manufacturing process.