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Mechanical hose barb connections, which consist of the hose barb, tubing and retention device, are ubiquitous in single-use systems (SuS). They look deceptively simple, but the process of bringing all three elements...

Single-use assemblies are designed with many connection points, or engagements. This refers to the places where two components are assembled, such as tubing on a hose barb, or two sanitary flanges connected with a gasket and clamp...

Sanitary fittings are known in the industry under several names. These include, but may not be limited to, sanitary flange, sanitary coupler, ferrule, tri-clamp, tri-clover, hygienic union, or sometimes just TC for short...

There are many factors to consider when selecting an appropriate bag chamber for a single-use system to support your bioprocess. The task can seem overwhelming, so it is important to lean on stringent procedures to ensure a successful outcome...

The proposed restriction of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is a growing topic of conversation in the bioprocess and biopharma industry. Regulatory bodies have concerns regarding the hazardous properties of these chemicals as they are increasin

Mechanical hose barb connections consist of a hose barb, flexible tubing and a retention device. Retention devices are generally placed closely behind the barb and are used to improve the connection’s pull-off strength and pressure resistance...