Sartorius Stedim Aseptics

Mathieu Labedan

Stephanie Armau

Isabelle Gay

Gaelle Nodin

Alain Pallares

Stéphanie Armau

Gaëlle Nodin

Cedric Lambert

Bernard Saint Martin

Disclosed is a method for manufacturing a leaktight assembly by providing a bag, a connection system including a connector adapted for mechanical connection to a complementary connector of a sterile chamber in order to establish sterile communication between the bag and the chamber, the connector including a portion for attachment to the bag, the connection system further including an overmolding molded over the attachment portion, the manufacturing method further including the steps of positioning the wall of the bag facing the overmolding at a first access opening of the bag, the attachment portion surrounding a space for passage between the bag and the chamber at the first access opening, and welding the wall of the bag onto the overmolding.

Method for manufacturing a leaktight container

A device for a tight connection between a first housing () having a wall (), an opening (), a flange () and a door (), and a second housing () having a wall (), an opening (), a flange () and a door (). The flanges are complementary, and elements are used to displace the door (). Elements are used to hold the two doors against each other, and the housings communicate between each other via a communication space (). There is an inner annular critical line on the door () and an outer annular critical line of risk of contamination on the flange (). The device includes elements (and/or) that are structurally integrated into the door () and/or the flange () and can form a separation between the communication space and the inner annular critical line and/or the outer annular critical line, when the doors are open.

Tight connection and tight transfer between two housings in view of an aseptic transfer therebetween

A flexible transport container () includes an inner bag () formed by a flat casing closed at one end (), the other end () of which is folded towards the first end. The inner bag is housed inside an outer bag () formed by a casing provided with a first access port () which extends through the two bags close to the closed end of the inner bag and a second access port () which only extends through the wall of the outer bag opposite a portion of the folded end of the inner bag.

Flexible shipping container and manufacturing process

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Loegnan, France

Mathieu Labedan