Rentschler Expands Single-Use Manufacturing Capacities
Rentschler Biotechnologie GmbH, a leading contract manufacturing organization (CMO) for the development and production of biopharmaceuticals, announce the addition of a 2000 L single-use bioreactor to its facility in Laupheim. The expansion is anticipated to be fully operational end of the first quarter of 2015.
The new 2000 L single-use bioreactor will supplement two existing 1000 L single-use bioreactors already in operation and will double the total single-use production capacity.
“We see an increasing need for production capacity in the mid-scale. The expansion will allow us to match the growing demands of our clients for all clinical phases. The addition of the 2000 L single-use bioreactor will increase our flexibility to serve the market with either stainless steel or single-use technology as the client requires,” explains Frank Ternes, Chief Business Officer at Rentschler.
In 2012, Rentschler received the “Facility of the Year Award” for its flexible, multi-product 1000 L manufacturing facility designed to minimise manufacturing costs and product cycle times. Single-use equipment reduces contamination risks and permits a faster product turnaround with a shortened setup time and hence increases the capacity utilization. The facility features a flexible space concept comprising four independent, connectable, multi-purpose clean room suites. The new 2000 L single-use bioreactor seamlessly integrates in this proven facility concept.
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