Prepackaged Cartridges are Faster, Safer,
and Easier to Use than Traditional Filters or Columns
Designed to optimize and provide operating pressures up to 100psi, Biotage Production-scale FLASH cartridges can be run at flow rates up to 7.0 liters per minute, allowing operators to save hours, even days, of separation time.

The packing in each cartridge is self-contained, eliminating any exposure to dust or contaminates.

The Optimum Choice for Production-scale Separations.

Proven Techniques Designed to Reduce
Costs, Increase Yield and Save Time
Today, hundreds of Biotage FLASH systems are being used in major pharmaceutical firms with many users at R&D and pilot plants employing our prepacked, convenient cartridges to quickly and easily scale-up even the most difficult separation challenge.

Now, with the FLASH 200™ and FLASH 400™, our proven techniques provide the optimum production-scale alternative to purification methods employing batch Absorption, column chromatography, or crystallization.

Built and Documented for cGMP Production
All systems come complete with an ASME "UM" stamp. A full engineering documentation package, a certificate of performance and a certificate of compliance for validation filing.

Patented Radial Compression Technology - The Performance Advantage

Biotage's proprietary packing technique ensures that each FLASH cartridge is shipped with a tightly packed bed. The application of our proven, patented radial compression technology maintains the bed's stability during use for higher purities and yield.

Engineered for Production-Scale Environments

Biotage's production-scale FLASH systems have been designed for the rigorous requirements of the pharmaceutical industry. With 316 stainless steel materials to ASME rated components, production-scale FLASH systems are built to last and engineered to perform.

Pneumatic Control Panel

The pneumatic control panel located on the top of the FLASH system frame makes operation easy. The panel is divided into three sections that allow users to control the pumping system, The hydraulic hoist used to remove the head assembly, insert a cartridge, and the radial compression pressure