Isolation Technology

Isolation containment systems provide inherently superior environment compared to open front clean air devices such as laminar flow clean benches and biological safety cabinets. Isolators can provide specialized environment needed by certain processes or products, such as those that require light protection and inert environment. USP and PIC/S guidelines

specify that isolators may be situated in an area subject to less severe environmental controls compared with open front clean air devices. When used as part of a system that includes operator aseptic technique training, process validation, expiration setting, and product quality maintenance, isolators are an effective solution in providing protection for the product/process, operator, and the environment. Isolators reduce operating and renovation costs, take up less space, and are easier to maintain.

Isolation Technology can be utilized in the following applications:

Sterility Testing
Aseptic Processing
Cell Processing
Potent Powder Handling
Toxic Containment
Hospital Pharmacy Compounding (Chemotherapy/TPN)
Radiopharmaceutical Dispensing
Biomedical Isolation
Biosafety Levels (BSL) 3 and 4
Research and Development
Surgical and other Miscellaneous Uses

Advantages of MyKAVS make Isolator system

Optimized workflow
The MyKAVS design is optimized for sterility testing procedures. Two operators can have good simultaneous access to the chamber. This allows them to work simultaneously with the same or different sterility testing methods inside the isolator. The system can be used with any combination of closed or open membrane filtration, direct inoculation methods, and rapid microbiology methods.

Validated process control and traceability
Both the isolator and integral bio-decontamination unit are controlled by a single Siemens PLC control system. The control system monitors and records process-critical parameters that can be sent to a printer, remote PC (option); or stored in the customer network through SCADA integration (option).
Through the HMI, authorized users can set process parameters that operators can easily monitor during the process.