More sustainability for production processes

The chromatography block shows how the entire process chain can be scaled from the laboratory to the factory. (Source: Bürkert Fluid Control Systems)

Batch dosing for precise, lossless pharmaceutical filling processes, which also offers a modern user interface and automatic downstream or overflow correction. (Source: Bürkert Fluid Control Systems)

Georg Stawowy, CEO of Bürkert Fluid Control Systems: "The goal is to improve our customers' CO2 footprint with our products and systems." (Source: Bürkert Fluid Control Systems)

Plant builders and operators in pharmaceuticals, chemicals, biotechnology, and medical technology must today master complex challenges. Productivity, sustainability, and communication within the plant, as well as reliability and quality, all while maintaining cost efficiency, are the focus and require practical implementation. Where fluidics are involved, Bürkert Fluid Control Systems offers itself as a competent solution partner. The fluidics expert with extensive application and industry knowledge centers on individual challenges at ACHEMA and promises, true to the motto "always possible," to find the best automated fluidics solution for plant builders and operators. Although the laws of physics cannot be defied, visitors can experience live at the exhibition stand how innovative fluidic solutions can help make pharmaceutical and biotech processes more economical and ecologically sustainable. "The goal is to improve our customers' CO2 footprint with our products and systems," summarizes Georg Stawowy (Image 1), CEO of Bürkert Fluid Control Systems.

Competent partner for the path into the future

Focus areas at the exhibition stand include topics such as batch dosing for precise, loss-free pharmaceutical filling processes, which also feature a modern user interface and automatic recirculation or overflow correction (Image 2). An example of a chromatography block demonstrates how the entire process chain can be scaled from laboratory to factory (Image 3). Visitors also have the opportunity to test the functionality of fluidic components themselves. The "Tech Talks," which take place daily at the exhibition stand, prepare visitors for the future. These 15 to 20-minute presentations cover topics such as digitalization, sustainability, process safety, and industry standards. Not only experts from Bürkert speak, but also a guest speaker from Siemens.