Liquid Filling Machine Brings Scalability to Bio Downstream Fill Finish Process

Publisher: Intellitech Inc.

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Liquid Filling Machine Brings Scalability to Bio Downstream Fill Finish Process

Automating a hand filling process to increase capacity, improve accuracy and reliability. A custom configuration of Intellitech's standard modules - the i-FILL® for unmatched precision liquid filling with single-use fluid path and the i-CAP® for servo-driven cap torque.

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