Custom products - warming bag, crypreservation bags, enteral nutrition
Product Description
Valmed
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Country/Region:Italy
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Founded:2007
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On CPHI since:2020
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Certificates:3
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Employees:50 - 99
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Specifications
Valmed
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Country/Region:Italy
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Founded:2007
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On CPHI since:2020
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Certificates:3
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Employees:50 - 99
Company types
Primary activities
More Products from Valmed (2)
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Product ValBioPure
Valbiopure: The new product in Valmed's family.
Single-use bioprocess bag.
Valbiopure 2D - Capacity: up to 20L
Valbiopure 3D - Capacity: 50 - 3000L
Biopure bags are manufactured in certified ISO class 7 cleanroom.Wide variety of components, accessories, t... -
Product Parenteral nutrition bags
The TPN bags are used for the preparation and storage of parenteral nutritional solutions before and during administration to patients.Bags are characterized by the presence of connections for filling. Approximated graduated scale printed on bag by hot method.
Availability to manufacture bag in ...
Valmed resources (2)
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News Automated Integrity, Flexible Design: Inside the Valbiopure Process
In multi-product biopharmaceutical facilities, customized Single-Use Systems (SUS) are essential to meet specific process requirements. However, custom designs traditionally introduce operational bottlenecks, such as protracted lead times and complex validation efforts. The challenge for disposable manufacturers is clear: how to deliver custom configurations quickly while ensuring absolute seal integrity and reliability?
The solution lies in standardizing the manufacturing process rather than forcing customers to accept rigid catalog designs. By fully qualifying the core welding parameters in advance, variations in bag dimensions become simple geometric adjustments rather than new manufacturing risks. -
Brochure Valmed Overview
Worldwide leader in production of medical devices and SUSDesigning, developing, manufacturing and commercializing medical devices and SUS, adapting them to the customers’ requests.

