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UltraPure Steam in Water for Injection

Water for injection (WFI) is water that is converted to steam in multi-step stills and then condensed under aseptic conditions. RASIRC eliminates pyrogen carryover by purifying the steam with a non-porous material. The purification segment of the technology is disposable to minimize cross contamination and simplify GMP and validation processes.

Alternate technologies require large stainless steel stills. WFI made in metal stills will pick up metal ion contamination, including iron, chrome, nickel, and other toxic metals with unknown effects on the end use of the water. The scalability of the steam purification device enables ultrapure steam that is particle and metal free to be delivered locally in quantities from ml/hour up to liters/hour.

 

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Awards

Connect 2007 Finalist

MicroNano 2007

RASIRC was selected as a winner to appear in the 2006 Semicon West Technology Innovation Showcase

RASIRC won the Attendees' Choice Award at Semicon West 2006

RASIRC won the 2006  Gassy Award

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