Life Technologies Corporation

Anthony D Meeks

Clinton C Staheli

Jason D Brown

A condenser bag includes a body bounding a channel that extends between an inlet opening at a first end and an outlet opening at an opposing second end, the body being comprised of a polymeric film; an intake port bounding a port opening that extends therethrough, the intake port being directly physically secured to the first end of the body so that the port opening communicates with the channel of the body; and a tubular transfer line having a first end directly mechanically coupled with the body at a first location located between the inlet opening and the outlet opening so as to communicate with the channel and an opposing second end directly mechanically coupled to the intake port so as to communicate with the port opening thereof.

Condenser bag for processing a fluid

A condenser system includes a collapsible container bag bounding a compartment and having an upper end and an opposing lower end, the container bag being formed of a polymeric film and being adapted to hold a fluid. A condenser bag is formed of a polymeric film and bounds a channel that extends between a first end and an opposing second end, the first end of the condenser bag being fluid coupled with the upper end of the container bag. A tubular transfer line has a first end coupled with the condenser bag at a first location so as to communicate with the channel and an opposing second end coupled with the condenser bag at a second location located between the container bag and the first location so as to communicate with the channel.

Condenser systems for processing a fluid

A condenser bag includes a body bounding a channel that extends between an inlet opening at a first end and an outlet opening and an opposing second end, the body being comprised of a polymeric film. An intake port is secured to the body at the inlet opening and bounds an port opening that extends therethrough and communicates with the channel. A tubular transfer line has a first end coupled with the body so as to communicate with the channel at a first location located between the inlet opening and the outlet opening and an opposing second end coupled with either the intake port so as to communicate with the port opening therein or with the body so as to communicate with the channel at a second location located between the intake port and the first location.

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Logan, UT, United States of America

Anthony D Meeks