Ge Healthcare Bio-sciences Ab

Ge Healthcare Bio-sciences Corp.

Global Life Sciences Solutions USA LLC

Cytiva Sweden Ab

Kyril Dambuleff

John Davis

Alan M Williams

Stefan Kjell Eriksson

Roger Nordberg

Adam Kaletski

Daniel Go

Scott R Muller

Mats O Hansson

Kathryn Taylor

Per Uselius

Per Lofving

Scott Muller

Kathrine Taylor

Daniel G Go

A container system is disclosed, where the container system includes a housing. A chromatography cartridge is disposed in the housing. A structural support in the housing is configured to retain the chromatography cartridge within the housing. The housing is configured to withstand a certain amount of pressure generated inside the chromatography cartridge. The chromatography cartridge is disposed in the housing either in horizontal or in vertical position.

System and method for assembling a large scale chromatography structure

A method for conducting maintenance on a chromatography column (), said column comprising a column tube (), a top end cell () and a bottom end cell (), where during chromatography said column tube () is secured between said top end cell () and said bottom end cell (). Said method comprises the step of rotating at least the top end cell () 180 degrees around a horizontal axis before maintenance is conducted to the top end cell ().

Chromatography column stand

This invention provides for the fully automated, hands free, packing of chromatography columns by means of delivering a pre-calculated volume of slurry and using two different packing modalities to stop the packing when either 1) this volume has been delivered in the column, or 2) when the adapter is moved to reach a bed height corresponding to the pre-calculated volume. Thus, a chromatography column can be packed in a fully automated fashion and such a column is 1) stable and 2) has the desired performance characteristic.

System and method for the automation of column and media packing

A method of maintenance of a chromatography column is described which does not require the use of a hoist or crane for disassembly. The method provides improved operator safety by reducing the need for the operator to work below a suspended or supported load within the column. The provision of guide elements which can be reversibly attached to the column facilitates removal or insertion of column components.

Chromatography column and maintenance method

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