Applications

Space-saving and maintenance-free temperature control solutions for your CVD coating systems

The development and production of CVD coating systems is complex and requires special expertise. This applies in particular to cooling. The interaction of sensors and actuators for cooling systems in your plant is crucial. Thanks to the large selection of components and many years of experience, Bürkert can offer you a cooling solution that is individually tailored to your requirements. We are at your side as a competent fluidics partner from planning to start-up and maintenance.

Continuous, precisely regulated nutrient supply in a bioreactor

A bioreactor’s purpose is to provide the greatest possible product yield. To do this, it requires precise regulation of all important parameters like nutrient concentration, temperature or oxygen content to optimally support fermentation. Learn how you can use customised valve and sensor solutions for secure, reproducible processes in your fermenters.

WFI circuit: Increasing security and saving operating costs with local control loops of valves and sensors

Water for injection (WFI) for the pharmaceutical industry requires special handling. Quality needs to be controlled and documented and flow velocities need to be measured and regulated so that purity and availability can be consistently guaranteed. The amounts of energy required for the production, distribution and storage of WFI result in significant operating costs. At the same time, environmental protection and sustainability are becoming increasingly important at many pharmaceutical companies. This makes the energy efficiency of a plant an important issue in the overall investment decision, a decision we are happy to help you with.

Valve clusters for a wide range of fluidic tasks in pharmaceutical grinding plants

As a manufacturer of pharmaceutical grinding systems, shredding systems and their infrastructure, hygiene is your top priority. Complex designs and a lack of fluidic control automation can often make residue-free cleaning more difficult. At the same time, the space requirement is large and the installation is extremely complex. Find out here how you can save money, space and time with modular valve clusters from Bürkert. 

Valve cluster for liquid distribution during filling system cleaning processes

Precise media control is important when constructing beverage bottling and industrial cleaning systems. This is the only way to guarantee residue-free cleaning. Bürkert valve clusters simplify this task: The welded systems are leakage-free and can be modularly adapted to your systems. With Bürkert you’ll need about one-third less space than conventional solutions. Find out more about it on these pages.

Inline flow and concentration measurement for soft drink production

Beverage mixing systems, for example for soft drink production, need to be able to guarantee the perfect balance between output, safety and taste. Impurities also need to be ruled out completely. To monitor and control this consistent mixture, your plants need components and systems that can continuously and accurately monitor liquids under hygienic conditions. This is the only way to ensure consistently high product quality from your systems, save overall costs and utilise the potential for automating manual processes.

How innovative dosing systems make liquid chromatography more accurate

As a user of a chromatography device, you know: Only if substances from the pharmaceutical or clinical environment or from the environment and forensics can be analysed exactly and quickly in the chromatograph can you work really efficiently and ensure fast further processing. The precision in the dosage also determines how well you can automate your processes.

Good taste counts: Dosing processes in the food and beverage industry

Only if you integrate dosing units of the highest technical quality into your filling systems can you create an optimal basis for your customers for the production of, for example, flavoured drinks. Regardless of whether you, as a machine builder, rely on pressure-time dosing or prefer a time or sensor-controlled technology: Bürkert dosing solutions always offer you the highest degree of accuracy, reproducibility and speed. Your customers benefit from the reliable introduction of additives, ingredients or flavours.

Automated fluidics solutions for machines in the pharmaceutical industry

Developing, producing and installing machines for sterile environments requires a wealth of specialist knowledge, for example in the manufacture of pharmaceutical products. You are faced with the challenge of meeting the very high quality standards of the pharmaceutical industry and at the same time effectively managing your own company.
Find out how Bürkert can support you in all project phases and develop automation solutions for you that offer your customer real added value – even in international projects

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Precise hydrogen peroxide dosage in chemical disinfection

It is crucial to exclude contamination during the production of pharmaceutical products. Chemical disinfection processes play an important role in this regard. But how do you dose the disinfectant correctly, ensuring the disinfection process runs efficiently and reliably? And how do you monitor and document the process in view of increasingly strict hygiene regulations? Discover how Bürkert can help you achieve reliable and efficient chemical disinfection.

Efficient control of compressed air technology with reliable valve solutions

For you as a manufacturer of compressors or compressed air systems, the flawless end product comes first. No matter in which industry: The compressed air supply must comply with the applicable quality criteria. To ensure this, not only generation but also treatment and the complete infrastructure for compressed air are crucial.
At Bürkert, you will find the right valve for every step in the compressed air process. Learn more about the broad portfolio and the custom-fit solutions and personal service.

Coriolis: Flow control of smallest liquid quantities

How you can use the Coriolis principle to dose even the smallest amounts of liquid – precisely, quickly and reproducibly