Class III isolator
containmentfor HPAPIfloor-standing

Class III isolator - F.P.S. Food and Pharma Systems - containment / for HPAPI / floor-standing
Class III isolator - F.P.S. Food and Pharma Systems - containment / for HPAPI / floor-standing
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Characteristics

Class
class III
Applications
containment, for HPAPI
Configuration
floor-standing
Other characteristics
flexible, custom

Description

This type of equipment is best for transferring potent API being processed from a process vessel to drums or bags, through a sieve. These operations generate a lot of dust and exposure to high-potency APIs. Often the product is an API with highly toxic levels (up to OEL 10 µg/m3) and particle sizes can be irregular and PPE does not provide the required protection (e.g., OEB 5 – 0.1 µg/m3). The advantages of FPS solutions are: No risk of exposure to operators Automated process: High productivity and 100% weighing accuracy. Automated CIP system ensures highly efficient cleaning No risk of cross-contamination after product changeover Flexibility: powder can be fed into drums of various sizes Easy-to-clean custom isolator with optimized ergonomics FPS provides flexible solutions: for less toxic products (OEB3) windows can be opened because the continuous liner ensures sufficient containment with a wide range of bag sizes capable of receiving the processed product (system is on load cells)

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