Patented technology for gentle pumping of biological fluids
VentriLabs´ innovative gravity pump technology offers gentle pumping in bioprocess applications.

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Patented technology for gentle pumping of biological fluids

20 Aug, 2024

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Biotech Fluidics announce the foundation of Ventri Labs AB (VentriLabs) – a new subsidiary set-up to leverage the disruptive benefits of its patented gravity liquid pump technology for handling of sensitive media.

Use of conventional mechanical pumps is known to negatively affect sensitive biological materials limiting their use in bioprocessing, clinical and tissue engineering applications. Meticulously engineered to ensure delicate handling of sensitive media VentriLabs´ gravity-based pump technology is proven to reduce destructive mechanical and shearing effects by up to 95% while pumping blood, as compared to commonly used peristaltic pumps.

This innovative technology is also highly controllable, eliminating pulsation effects inherent in peristaltic and membrane pumps. In filtration applications this equates to improved efficiency and yields that translate into a more cost-efficient process for the user.

Dr Robin Öz, CEO of VentriLabs commented: “Having committed multi-year funding from our parent company and a strong intellectual property portfolio, we are inviting collaborative partners and investors to accelerate the process, and further development of our groundbreaking liquid pump technology in lab, process and clinical applications.”

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