Connecteurs stériles MicroCNX™

Scale up with A SIMPLER, MORE CONSISTENT SOLUTION

MicroCNX sterile connectors are proven to deliver flexibility, ease of use, less downtime and increased reliability and cost efficiencies, which can make them a better choice for system designers and processors.

4 x faster than Tube Welding

80% Labor Cost Savings

No need for: Extra floor space; Equipment maintenance; or additional tools and materials

What are MicroCNX^®Series Connectors?

The small-format MicroCNX series connectors increase process design flexibility by integrating with different tubing sizes and materials. Their robust design, including innovative valves and genderless format, provides uncompromising reliability. Aseptic MicroCNX connectors help manufacturers be more efficient, reduce time, lower total costs and mitigate risk.

A Simpler, More Consistent Solution

MicroCNX helps reduce risk when making small format connections.

1. No risk of a faulty weld

2. No risk of tube mismatch

3. No production delays due to the weld equipment downtime

4. No risk of equipment breaking down

5. No risk of tripping over the tube welder cart or electrical cord

The Connector for Cell and Gene Therapy

The MicroCNX^® was the first of its kind to eliminate the need for cumbersome tube welding to make sterile closed connections of small-bore tubing. The series includes:

MicroCNX^® series connectors – standard version
THE first aseptic, single-use connector on the market for small-format tubing, and the most efficient alternative to tube welding.

MicroCNX^® ULT
THE connectors solution for cryogenic freezing applications.

MicroCNX^® Nano
The smallest aseptic connector on the market for CGT ensuring a fit into any freezing cassette used in CGT processing

MicroCNX Luer
THE connector solution to move assemblies outside of the biosafety cabinet.

Soudeuse de tube ou connecteurs aseptiques

Une enquête a été menée auprès de professionnels de l’industrie des bioprocédés pour savoir quelle méthode ils préféraient pour leurs besoins de branchement : tubes scellables et soudables ou connecteurs aseptiques ?