Plasma Separation in Blood Processing
Blood plasma is a starting material for many therapeutics, including immunoglobulins, albumin, clotting factor concentrates, and other plasma-derived medicines. In blood banks and plasma fractionation facilities, centrifuges are extensively used to separate plasma from cellular blood components. Whole blood, when spun in a centrifuge, separates into layers: the dense red blood cells pack at the bottom, a thin "buffy coat" of white cells and platelets forms in the middle, and the top layer is the straw-colored plasma.
Industrial-scale plasma collection may use either batch centrifugation or continuous flow apheresis centrifuges to process large volumes of blood. As demand for plasma-derived therapies grows, so does the need for effective centrifugation equipment to maximize yield and purity. In practice, this means centrifuges that can reliably separate plasma with minimal cell damage and minimal cross-contamination. Key considerations for plasma separation include gentle handling (to avoid hemolysis of red cells) and maintaining a cold chain (plasma is often kept at cold temperatures to preserve labile proteins). Continuous centrifuge systems in plasmapheresis operate at controlled speeds, removing plasma and returning red cells to donors in real time. In manufacturing facilities, after plasma is pooled and thawed, centrifuges may again be used to fractionate precipitated proteins (for example, cryoprecipitation of Factor VIII). The centrifuges used for plasma/blood are typically specialized disk centrifuges or chamber bowl centrifuges designed for bio-safety and sterility, often with single-use tubing or closed inserts to eliminate the risk of blood-borne contamination between batches.
Special applications: Plasma separation in Blood processing
≡ Separator with Gear Drive
≡ All parts in contact with the process liquid are made of stainless steel.
≡ Automatic operating system.
≡ Motor is suitable for variable frequency drive
≡ Self-cleaning system
≡ Low installation and maintenance costs
Quality guarantee
1. Separator manufactured in compliance with quality guaranteen system of ISO9001-2000.
2. The Seller shall guarantee that the separator manufactured in compliance with quality guarantee standard of JB/T8103-2005.
3. The guarantee period shall be 1 year counted from the date on which the commodity arrives at the port of destination.
Centrifuge with motor, set of tools, control unit, speed sensor, vibration switch, vibration dampening feet, foundation plate and standard set of spares.
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