Delta T GmbH

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Passive Transportation at Storage Temperatures

Company activities, products and services The companys concept is to revolutionise the methods used to transport blood products, organs and pharmaceuticals that require stable temperatures. With delta T s products, temperatures ranging from deep freezing to in vivo temperature can be sustained by this method of passive temperature regulation. The biggest advantage of these products is that they can sustain constant temperatures without external power of any kind. Therefore the product maintains its life saving properties, regardless of the climate.

Delta T has developed a new cold chain system for the biotechnological/ pharmaceutical industry, which offers maximum safety when transporting highly temperature sensitive medications. For these high value products, delta T has especially developed their new generation of patented cooling. The actual advantage of this passive transport solution for your product, is in its simple handling, the high security of the system and its flexibility in volumes to be transported. And, as a purely thermo dynamic principle is used, maximum reliability is also achieved. Furthermore, the freight forwarder does not require a power supply or to have to consider the outside temperature. The delta T system is therefore more cost effective than any other system which uses a power supply and the choice of freight forwarders is increased.

Application domain selection

Pharmaceutical Products / Drugs; Biotechnology; Medicine, health

Areas of application Application:

Transportation of thermal sensitive products like blood products (fresh frozen plasma, erythrocyte concentrate, thrombocytes), stammcell transplants, organs, tissue, cells for gene therapy, antibodies, medications, pharmaceuticals customer target groups: pharmaceutical companies, laboratories, clinics, bloodbanks.

Delta T GmbH

Kerkrader Str. 11

35394 Giessen

Germany

 

Tel: +49 641 48092 40

Fax: +49 641 48092 42

URL: www.deltaT.de

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