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Gloveless solution
GENEX
GENEX is a completely gloveless process solution specially designed for aseptic small batch production. It was developed to significantly reduce the risk of contamination.
The production of viral vectors is expensive and technically demanding - especially in the fill & finish area. It is therefore extremely important that no rejects are produced during this process step and that potential sources of error are eliminated. Around 50 % of all deviations are caused by human error. Automated, gloveless aseptic systems are therefore indispensable. They reduce the risk of errors, increase throughput and ensure the availability of therapies.
Our new fully automated GENEX filling and packaging system offers the right solution for precisely these challenges. Our team of engineers and process experts has developed a new approach that significantly reduces the risk of contamination and thus defines new safety standards in aseptic processing.
To meet the challenge of processing ATMPs, GENEX uses robot technology to work completely gloveless - i.e. without gloves and without manual intervention. This not only ensures maximum sterility, but also maximum reliability and reproducibility.
GENEX is the result of state-of-the-art, fully integrated automation. Precision automation can demonstrably lead to better and safer results than relying on human intervention. GENEX therefore enables efficient production while maximising process and production reliability.
The pharmaceutical industry is now facing a new challenge: it has to process ever smaller batches flexibly.
Markus Ströbel, Executive Board member | Bausch+Ströbel
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I was able to see the GENEX up close and review the functions of the machine. There are novel approaches utilised on the GENEX that show a real elegance of design approach and an understanding of Annex 1. I expect to see individual design elements on the GENEX change the way even commercial machines operate in the future.
Christa Myers | CRB
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