Quantum Flex — Cell Expansion System

Short description

Quantum Flex is an automated closed-loop system for cell culture expansion designed for use in clinical laboratories, research centers, and GMP production environments. The system provides standardized, controlled, and reproducible cell expansion with minimal risk of contamination, a high degree of automation, and the ability to fine-tune process parameters.

Scope of application

• Clinical laboratories of cell therapy
• Scientific research institutions
• GMP production sites in the field of cell and gene therapies
• Biotechnological laboratories

Purpose and functions performed

Quantum Flex is designed for automated expansion of cell cultures with parameter management optimized to support cell viability and functionality. The system allows you to:

• monitor cultivation conditions;
• ensure stable and uniform cell expansion;
• minimize the risk of contamination by using a closed system;
• to adapt the parameters to different types of cells.

Key advantages

• Automation of key stages of cultivation
• A closed-loop system that maintains a high level of security
• Stable and reproducible results
• The ability to scale the process
• Flexibility of configuration for different protocols

Technological features

Closed environment

• A fully enclosed system that minimizes the risk of external contamination.
• Optimized conditions for maintaining cell viability.

Parameter control

• Integrated sensors for monitoring temperature, gas composition and other critical parameters.
• The possibility of software configuration for specific protocols.

Automation

• A high level of automation reduces operator involvement.
• Stable and consistent execution of the process steps.

Who is it intended for

• Cell laboratories in clinical centers
• Research institutions in the field of cell therapy
• GMP-production sites
• Biotechnological laboratories

Compliance with standards

• Compliance with quality and safety requirements in cell therapy
• Support for GMP standards and clinical protocols