PharMed BPT Tubing Set (Peri T)

PharMed BPT tubing is specifically formulated for use in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Its biocompatible fluid surface and exceptional flex life make it ideal for transferring sensitive bioprocessing fluids. This tubing is designed to excel in various applications, including cell harvesting, media processing, vaccine manufacturing, aseptic filling, and diagnostic testing.

One of the standout features of PharMed BPT tubing is its durability. It can withstand repeated clean-in-place (CIP) and steam-in-place (SIP) cleaning and sterilization processes. Additionally, it can be autoclaved up to five times or subjected to gamma irradiation without compromising its overall service life. This tubing’s exceptional flex life and wear properties ensure it outlasts silicone tubing in peristaltic pumps, thereby minimizing downtime due to tubing failures.

PharMed BPT tubing offers excellent gas barrier properties with very low permeability, protecting sensitive fluids from gas ingress. The opaque nature of the tubing also safeguards light-sensitive fluids from visible and UV light exposure. Its thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) composition provides good chemical resistance, although some degradation may occur with long-term exposure to organic solvents, oils, and fuels.

This tubing is USP Class VI and USP compliant, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. It is perfect for general-purpose, laboratory, and single-use scenarios. PharMed BPT tubing is available in various sizes, in order to give the user flexibility in covering the optimal flow rates with the Daisy Peri T pump. Please check out the “More Information” section of the Daisy Peri T for nominal flow rates expected with these tubings.

Even though PharMed BPT tubing is more expensive than silicone tubing, the former outlasts the latter by 30 times longer in peristaltic pumps. It also sheds significantly fewer particles during pumping compared to silicone tubing.

These tubings can also be used to connect pumps, valves, sensors, or dispensing units to each other.