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Optical Sensors measure DO for bioprocess applications.
January 7, 2009 -
Available in 120, 160, 225, 325, and 425 mm lengths, TruDO Optical sensors are fully autoclavable and use phase fluorimetry to measure dissolved oxygen (DO). Optical approach optimizes measurement response time while minimizing long-term drift. Able to output 4-20 mA analog or ModBus digital signal directly to bioreactor controller, sensors do not require polarization, electrolyte solution, or transmitter and can be used as direct replacement for traditional polargraphic DO sensors.
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Finesse Announces TruDO Optical Autoclavable Sensors for Bioprocess Applications
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Dec. 17 -- Finesse Solutions, LLC, a manufacturer of measurement and control solutions for life science process applications, announced the introduction of an autoclavable optical dissolved oxygen sensor that gives better performance and requires less maintenance than traditional DO sensors currently used in the industry.
"Our new TruDO Optical sensor ushers in next-generation sensor technologies for bioprocess applications," said Finesse CTO Dr. Mark Selker. Currently available for evaluation, TruDO sensors and accessories will be generally commercially available in January 2009.
A direct replacement for traditional polargraphic DO sensors, TruDO Optical sensors use phase fluorimetry to measure dissolved oxygen. Their optical approach provides three key benefits: faster measurement response time, minimal long-term drift and lower cost. TruDO Optical sensors reduce operating costs because they do not require polarization or electrolyte solution. They also lower capital costs as they do not require a transmitter: they can output a 4 to 20 mA analog or ModBus digital signal directly to the bioreactor controller. Additionally, they can be used as a drop-in replacement for an electrochemical probe, by emulating an output current in nA to an existing transmitter.
TruDO Optical sensors have a VarioPin connection on a Pg13.5 threaded cap, a 12 mm diameter, and are available in 120 mm, 160 mm, 225 mm, 325 mm and 425 mm lengths. The TruDO Optical family of products will also include cables, housings, replacement optical caps and power converters.
"TruDO Optical enhances our reusable sensor product family and brings new capabilities along with greater ease of use," Dr. Selker added. "With the recent introduction of TruFluor, an innovative next-generation single-use optical DO sensor, Finesse offers both single-use and reusable DO sensor solutions to the market."
About Finesse Solutions, LLC
California-based Finesse Solutions, LLC, leads the way in developing new measurement and control technologies, in order to enable the transition to single-use systems, bring new capabilities to existing bioreactor platforms, and harmonize global bio-process information transfer. Our current product family provides comprehensive measurement and control solutions for upstream processes in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries. For more information, please visit us at www.finesse.com.
CONTACT: Barbara Paldus, +1-408-327-6623, for Finesse Solutions, LLC
Contacts:
General Information:
Barbara Paldus
USA
Phone: 408-327-6623
Company Information:
Name: Finesse Solutions, LLC
Address: 3350 Scott Blvd, Bldg 1
City: Santa Clara,
State: CA
ZIP: 95054
Country: USA
Phone: 800-598-9515
http://www.finesse.com/
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