A patented Venturi nozzle generates a jet stream that hydrates a large amount of powder without the formation of lumps, and without generating shear stress or heat.
The Venturi nozzle, generated by the vacuum from the EzBioPac or hopper system, ensures that even high-viscosity liquids are drawn into the flow path for each powder, allowing for reliable mixing with the solvent. This system functions equally well for mixing solid suspensions into liquids and for mixing liquids with liquids. In any case, the components are uniformly mixed, forming a homogeneous liquid. The newly released JetFlow, designed for single-use, includes a Venturi nozzle, pump head, and tube assembly that enable high-quality solution supply without worrying about cross-contamination.
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【Specifications】 Materials - Single-use injector: Marelex 9018 high-density polyethylene (HDPE) - Metallic frame: AISI304 - Hose: Silicone, polysulfone, TC clamp - AVAX valve: Body polycarbonate + ABS/seal TPE - EZ BioPac: ArmorFlex 114 - Pump motor: ETFE coated aluminum - Single-use pump head: Polypropylene Certifications - FDA - USP Class VI - BSE/TSE free - ATEX 3GD (pump & pressure reducer) - IECEx for the Pump: IEC 60079-0 (2017), IEC 60079-7 (2017), IEC 60079-31 (2022), ISO 80079-36 (2016), ISO 80079-37 (2016) - Certified 3.1
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Achievements in the hydration of media and buffer salts for pharmaceutical (biopharmaceutical) manufacturing. By connecting it as an auxiliary to the main tank, the hydration of high-viscosity solutions is implemented in a short time without the formation of powder clumps.
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ILC Dover began its activities as the Primary Supplier of NASA's spacesuits and was established in the United States in 1947. As part of the company's mission, aptly named "Protecting People and Process," it is essential to "protect" astronauts due to the extremely hazardous space environment. At the same time, it is necessary to provide a comfortable working environment, and to achieve the seemingly contradictory goals of being durable yet easy to move in, the company has developed flexible and robust materials that are "soft yet strong." Based on this technology, approximately 25 years ago, ILC Dover collaborated with Eli Lilly to develop ArmorFlex film for contamination prevention in pharmaceutical active ingredient manufacturing, successfully applying it to single-use flexible enclosures. This film stretches over five times its original size, has high chemical resistance, and features static electricity suppression, making it a high-value product. In addition to enclosures, it has also been applied to powder-specific bags and is compliant with FDA regulations, leading to its adoption by many pharmaceutical manufacturing companies globally.