Despite the growing popularity of single-use technologies in biomanufacturing, there are still instances where stainless steel is the better option. Single-use technologies are becoming increasingly popular in biomanufacturing. What does this mean for the fate of stainless-steel equipment, especially in commercial biomanufacturing? According to Brady Cole, ABEC vice-president, Equipment Solutions, stainless steel will be around for some time. The continued use of stainless steel will be maintained by the process and output requirements of biopharmaceutical manufacturing, says Arleen Paulino, senior vice-president, Manufacturing at Amgen. Click Here For Complete Article Text
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