Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics Corporation

Saint-Gobain Per.plastics Corporation

Mitchell L Snyder

Thomas R Nixon

Bryan Cassiday

Clemens E Zoellner

Jason Osentoski

Gerald Mark Pennington

David J Damzyn

Nicolas Nadenoff

Bryan L Cassiday

A sanitary fluid transport coupling can include a plurality of fluid conduits, each fluid conduit having a distal end and a proximal end, a support element adapted to secure a spaced relationship between the plurality of second conduits at the distal end of the plurality of fluid conduits, and an overmolded element disposed adjacent the support element. The overmolded element can form a fitting that can form a fluid connection with another fluid conduit, fluid container, or isolated environment.

Fluid transport coupling

A cap assembly for closing an opening in a vessel may include a stopper and a rigid cap adapted to fit over the stopper and onto a vessel. The stopper may include a polymer body adapted to fit an opening of the vessel and a tubular portion defining an internal passageway extending through the polymer body. The rigid cap may include a pressure based locking mechanism adapted to engage the vessel under a unidirectional force and a tamper evident feature.

Cap assembly

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a fluid connection including a plurality of flexible polymeric tubes; an integral fluid connector coupled to and in fluid communication with each of the plurality of tubes; and a shell disposed over and encapsulating the fluid connector. The fluid connection surprisingly exhibiting significant increases in the working pressure, particularly in biopharmaceutical fluid transfer systems.

Molded fluid transfer assemblies having increased working pressures and burst pressures

A fluid flow sinker including a body having a generally cylindrical sidewall, a first end, a second end, and an aperture extending between the first and second ends; and a fluid passageway disposed on the first end and extending from the generally cylindrical sidewall to the aperture, wherein the fluid flow sinker is adapted to receive a tube in communication with the aperture.

Fluid flow sinker

Fluid flow sinker and a fluid flow sinker assembly

A manufacturing article adapted for use in the production of pharmaceuticals comprising a tray comprising a base having a top surface; and a manifold extending from the top surface of the base, the manifold comprising a sidewall and an upper surface, the upper surface further comprising a channel, wherein, when viewed from the top surface, the base has an area, A, the upper surface of the manifold has an area A, and A&#x3e;A, and wherein the base is adapted to support a plurality of vessels each adapted to contain a fluid.

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Hope, MI, United States of America

Mitchell L Snyder