Closed Disposable Unit
- Disposable, closed unit supporting process integrity and operator safety.
- Pre-sterilized, with no need for cleaning or sterilization between samples.
Sterile Sampling System
Merck NovaSeptum Sterile Sampling Systems
NovaSeptum — sterile, closed, disposable and pre-sterilized sampling units
Merck NovaSeptum Sterile Sampling Systems from Merck are sterile, closed, disposable systems for sampling fluids from sterile and aseptic processes, with no cleaning or sterilization between samples.
Manufactured by
Merck
Merck NovaSeptum Sterile Sampling Systems
Review the confirmed product information, including description, features, benefits, and applications.
NovaSeptum systems are sterile, closed, disposable systems for sampling fluids from sterile and aseptic processes.
Use & Flexibility
- Easy to use, handle and validate, improving operational efficiency.
- Accommodates a wide range of holders and sampling configurations throughout the process.
Aseptic Sampling
Sampling takes place under aseptic, sterile conditions.
No Cross-Contamination
The closed system leaves no possibility of cross-contamination.
NovaSeptum systems are used for sterile sampling.
Sterile Processes
Sampling fluids from sterile processes.
Aseptic Processes
Sampling fluids from aseptic processes without cross-contamination.
Need support with this sampling system?
Share your process fluid, sample volume, and sampling point configuration, and our Pharma & FMCGs team will support you with the suitable product information.
Other Products in In-Process Sampling and Connections
Explore other products available within the same product category and open each page for complete technical details.
Merck MAST System
PLC-based Master Controller that runs the sample cycle, scalable to ten Sample Pilots and four devices.
Merck Gilson GX Sample Processing Units
Collects, processes and routes samples to LC systems and bioprocess analyzers, integrated with MAST.
Merck LYNX Sterile Connectors
Sterile connector family - CDR, S2S and ST - for validated transfers of sterile fluids in single-use systems.