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Particle Measuring Systems (PMS), a global leader in contamination monitoring, and Pharma Integration, a company specializing in innovative robotic solutions for low-volume filling for next-generation injectable drugs, are proud to announce the release of the BioCapt Single-Use AutoM Microbial Impactor.

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This innovative product is designed to increase the reliability and repeatability of microbial air sampling measurements in robotic pharmaceutical manufacturing environments. Its unique design reduces human intervention in the monitoring process or even eliminates it when used with robotics. The plate’s magnetic lid design ensures secure sealing and proper and safe handling. streamlining its integration into existing filling lines with and without robotics. Thanks to a range of accessories, it can be seamlessly adapted to existing filling lines without requiring invasive modifications. This makes the plate ideal for microbial air monitoring in controlled environments, cleanrooms and isolators, including those without gloves.

This state-of-the-art device features a tight magnetic seal, which guarantees no penetration of vapors or gases (eg hydrogen peroxide, VHP), while also preventing liquid from entering the unit, even when exposed. Such features allow for pre-introduction (before possible environmental decontamination) and exposure to final wash fluids (in the case of applications in contaminated environments). Fully prepared and single-use, it eliminates the need for agar plate preparation and autoclaving. Its plug-and-play design enables continuous monitoring for up to four hours, improving cost efficiency and productivity. Impactor culture medium is sterile and validated for up to 12 months, with flexible storage options. In addition, improved batch traceability and ISO 14698-1 compliance underline its reliability and efficiency.

The AutoM BioCapt single-use microbial impactor is a proprietary device designed for optimal use in Pharma Integration’s robotic environments.

This represents a significant advance in leveraging robotics for infection control technology.”

Giulia Artalli, Product Line Manager at Particle Measuring Systems

“Working with Pharma Integration has made it possible to jointly develop a product that not only meets, but exceeds the needs of an automated industry.”

“The magnet clasp of this BioCapt impactor makes it fast, easy and efficient for robotics to complete tasks in a sterile manufacturing environment,” said Claudio Bechini, owner of Pharma Integration.

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