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Freudenberg Introduces HelixTC Sanitary Ends for Bioprocessing Applications

Expanded capabilities include overmolded components for biopharmaceutical fluid transfer assemblies

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Freudenberg Medical, a manufacturer of medical and pharmaceutical devices, systems, components, and tubing, has introduced HelixTC™ overmolded sanitary ends in silicone for use in bioprocessing and single-use fluid transfer applications.

HelixTC is an alternative to standard barbed TC connections and is based on Freudenberg’s PharmaFocus® Premium product line of platinum-cured silicone tubing.

Available in standard or mini molded TC styles up to 1½ inch or 50mm OD and custom sizes or custom assemblies are available to order. The product comes with either stainless steel or polysulfone back-up cups.

“We are proud to launch our new HelixTC™ product line, which combines our extensive capabilities and expertise in tubing extrusion and injection molding,” states Rudi Gall, General Manager & Director Corporate Marketing at Freudenberg Medical. “With HelixTC™, which is designed around our well-proven silicone-based PharmaFocus® Premium tubing line, we extend our overall offerings to our pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical customers. We are a true one-stop shop, making development and sourcing of products easier and faster for our customers. HelixTC™ is another example of how we aim to make life easier for our customers.”

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