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Downstream purification
Cluster: downstream bioprocessing — protein capture, viral inactivation, polishing, TFF, viral filtration, and formulation for biopharmaceuticals.
Where it's used
Crystallization equipment for pharmaceutical APIs
The stirred, draft-tube-baffled, melt and continuous crystallizers — plus the inline FBRM/PVM probes that close the loop on them — that turn a purified API molecule into a defined polymorph with a target particle-size distribution, the unit operation on which bioavailability, purity and downstream filterability all depend.
Disc-stack centrifuges
High-speed centrifugal separators that stack conical discs to multiply settling area, clarifying fermentation broth and cell culture at 5,000–15,000 ×g with continuous automatic solids discharge — the primary harvest and clarification machine of bioprocessing, now extending into gamma-irradiated single-use bowls for small-batch and perfusion work.
Downstream Purification & Bioseparation
Downstream purification converts crude bioreactor harvests into clinical-grade drug substance — chromatography (Protein A, IEX, HIC), tangential-flow filtration, and viral clearance together account for >50% of biomanufacturing CAPEX. The global DSP market exceeds $5B and grows at >8% CAGR driven by mAb and cell-gene therapy demand.
Green extraction (SC-CO2, DES, ultrasound)
Advanced green extraction technologies including supercritical CO2, deep eutectic solvents, and ultrasound intensification for zero-residue bioactive recovery.