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WANNER Hydra-Cell Pumps Ensure Process Reliability in the Pharmaceutical Industry

30.08.2024
Critical for Flow Chemistry and HPLC applications, the Hydra-Cell pumps deliver an extremely low pulse flow, without the need for pulsation dampeners in most applications, and with a predictable and controllable flow rate for a consistent process.
WANNER Hydra-Cell Pumps Ensure Process Reliability in the Pharmaceutical Industry

WANNER Hydra-Cell Pumps Ensure Process Reliability in the Pharmaceutical Industry (Image source: Dynapumps)

Process Reliability, Accuracy and Consistency

  • Reliably handles non-lubricating, abrasives, corrosives, and liquids with micron-sized particles
  • Extremely low pulse flow; no pulsation dampeners needed in most applications
  • Ultimate steady-state accuracy and controllability
  • Exceptionally wide adjustable flow range
  • Compact design, saving on installation space
  • Low shear pumping action

Seal-less design (the pump has no dynamic seals in contact with the process liquid) means that non-lubricating solvents and liquids containing suspended particles can be pumped reliably at pressure in HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography), ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, reverse osmosis and ultra-high pressure reverse osmosis systems.

Pilot plants used in process development and production installations for handling the waste stream are typical applications.

  • ANSI, DIN, Tri-Clamp, ASME BPE flange connections
  • Process contact surfaces polishing to 0.8 Ra or less
  • Diaphragm options to FDA compliance
  • ATEX certification
  • TSE/BSE-free materials
  • Full material traceability

Applications

  • Flow Chemistry
  • High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
  • Low Pressure Liquid Chromatography (LPLC)
  • Transfer, Blending & Injection
  • Coating
  • Spray Drying
  • Clean in Place (CIP)

Dynapumps can help you with our extensive knowledge in pharmaceutical applications and Hydra-Cell product range.

Source: Dynapumps

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