The need for -60°C through -80°C assets to help future-proof manufacturing facilities has increased significantly over the past decade - clinical research investments have expanded while commercial-scale needs continue to transform the landscape.

Cold wall remains the gold standard due to a lack of alternative solutions. Several factors, however, have placed stress on cold-wall technologies to perform in applications for which they were not designed or intended. These include:

• the expedited commercialization of drug product/drug substances,
• the need for bulk volumes, and
• increased demand for flexible temperature setpoints.

Does an alternative technology exist? The short answer is “yes.” Join us to learn more about FARRAR’s wide range of convection-cooling solutions, providing the performance and reliability you need.

The demand for freezing and cold storage solutions that provide maximum density, flexibility, and material handling that optimizes workflow and process is critical.

To help meet the needs of biopharmaceutical manufacturing, bio-logistics and clinical trial customers, FARRAR™ is excited to announce a new offering in our -20°C to -80°C ultra-cold chamber reach-in series – the ULC-259!

• Is your current ULT freezer a limiting factor/bottleneck in production?
• Do you spend too much time taking freezers out of service for manual defrost maintenance, adding complexity to your process?
• Does limiting access to your freezers to allow them to recover from door opening inhibit your operations?
• Do you consider your material loading and unloading from your cold storage equipment inefficient because it is a product of the equipment you have?

The new ULC-259 offers the performance customers have come to rely on and more from our ULC family of fully redundant, forced air convection style freezers.

Webinar attendees will walk away with insights on:

• Bioprocessing industry trends: Growing demand for wide range but precise, temperature drug substance/drug product storage
• Advanced freezer technology: Impact of forced air convection on uniformity in wide temperature applications
• ULT wide temperature design limitations: Challenges current ULT engineering faces
• Material handling innovations that streamline workflow processes

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This webinar is ideal for individuals involved in:

Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

Biobanking and Biorepositories

Clinical Trial Kitting

Bulk Drug Substance Manufacturing

CMO/CDMO

Cold Chain Logistics

Filled and Finished Biologic Drug Storage and Logistics

With drug manufacturing moving at an unprecedented speed, pharma and biopharma industry facility managers are struggling to align standard requirements with needs for walk-in cold chamber bulk storage construction. Deep knowledge of customer workflow and processes is critical to success.

• How do you help customers determine what they need?
• Are you challenged with vague or predetermined specs from RFPs?
• Is your goal to incorporate alternative system designs to improve sustainability?

Make sure you're up to speed on the latest industry information about the complexities of designing for low-temperature walk-in cold rooms.

Webinar attendees will walk away with insights on:

• Walk-in Cold Room Decision Criteria
• Managing Spec Constraints
• Facility Impact
• Refrigerant Considerations

Ideal attendees include:

• Facilities Managers
• Consulting Engineers
• Bioprocess Engineers
• Procurement Leaders

With drug manufacturing moving at an unprecedented speed, pharma and bio-pharma industry experts are rethinking bulk cold storage overall. Should you be as well?

• Are you challenged by poor temperature recovery from door openings?
• Do you routinely put warm drug product in freezers?
• Do you maintain empty backup freezers in case a chamber goes down?

Make sure you're up to speed on the latest industry information about the complexities of ultra-cold storage — and the latest offerings to optimize your process.

Webinar attendees will walk away with insights on:
• How to ensure temperature uniformity and fast temperature recovery
• Ways to conserve footprint while increasing yield
• A strategy for alleviating empty backup freezers

Ideal attendees include:
• Bioprocess Engineers
• Director of Operations
• Director of Manufacturing
• Procurement Leaders
• Facilities Managers

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During this webinar you’ll learn more about:

• The pros and cons of existing freezer technology versus alternative cooling technology
• What leads to ultra-low temperature (ULT) equipment failure in critical temperature environments
• How to identify the right freezer equipment for the right application
• Real-life examples of how new freezer technology can improve ROI