Preventing Contamination in Hygienic Processes during pH Maintenance

Contamination prevention is crucial when product purity and regulatory compliance are non-negotiable. The speakers will explore the challenges and solutions associated with maintaining pH sensors in hygienic environments, equipping participants with the knowledge and tools to safeguard their processes. The attendees will gain insights into:

• Understanding Cross-Contamination Risks: Identify common sources of cross-contamination during pH sensor maintenance, including improper handling, tool contamination and procedural lapses
• Maintaining Sterility: Explore aseptic techniques and best practices to ensure sterility during maintenance, including equipment handling and environmental controls
• Effective Cleaning and Sanitization Protocols: Learn about selecting and using effective cleaning agents, appropriate techniques and optimal cleaning frequency to maintain a contamination-free environment
• Proper Sensor Handling and Storage: Correct sensor handling and storage practices to prevent contamination and maintain sensor integrity and sterility

The speakers will also focus on the advantages of implementing retractable holders on pH measurements:

• Benefits of retractable assemblies over static holders
• How these holders maintain a closed loop and significantly reduce contamination events
• Recognize how retractable holder assemblies can effectively eliminate bioburden by maintaining sterility and reducing manual handling
• Combining retractable holders with automated systems reduces process turnaround time and human error associated with manual probe handling

Read Less...