120 mL Purillex PFA Jar, Pre-Sterilized

120 mL Purillex PFA Jar, Pre-Sterilized
Product Description

  • Pre-sterilized (autoclaved), RTU
  • Wide-mouth opening allow for the easy transfer and removal of entire contents
  • Produced using the same resin manufacturer and grade as our Purillex® bottles
  • Full lot certification
  • Includes threaded closure
  • Passed ASTM D4991-07(2015) standard test method for leakage testing of empty rigid containers by vacuum method
  • Minimum order quantities apply

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Savillex

  • US
  • 2022
    On CPHI since
  • 25 - 49
    Employees
Company types
Manufacturer/Innovator
Primary activities
Packaging & drug delivery
Packaging materials
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Savillex

  • US
  • 2022
    On CPHI since
  • 25 - 49
    Employees
Company types
Manufacturer/Innovator
Primary activities
Packaging & drug delivery
Packaging materials
View company profile

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  • Freeze Drop Testing of Bulk Drug Substance Bottles

    Brochure Freeze Drop Testing of Bulk Drug Substance Bottles

    Frozen storage of bulk drug substance (BDS) at temperatures at or below -70°C is common in the bioprocess industry. Storage at temperatures below -80°C can lead to spontaneous failure of typical BDS containers, particularly if container temperature is reduced rapidly (also called flash freezing).

    Most containers used to store BDS have glass transition temperatures well above -196°C; many containers structurally fail during the rapid descent through glass transition. Even worse, these failures are rarely detected until after the container is thawed, which can be days if not weeks or months after the freezing is completed.