Maintaining precise and reliable cold storage conditions is vital to the success of groundbreaking research and the preservation of valuable products, particularly in the biopharmaceutical and healthcare industries. This collection of case studies showcases how engineered cold storage solutions have empowered leading organizations to meet their most demanding cold storage challenges.
From supporting the complex needs of immunotherapy research to helping a major health system scale its cold storage capabilities and leveraging predictive analytics to prevent drug losses, these case studies highlight the critical role of advanced cold storage. Innovative design, redundancy measures, and industry expertise help labs achieve their goals, whether it's expanding research capabilities or safeguarding valuable pharmaceuticals.
To explore innovative solutions to key industry challenges, download this series of case studies:
- With $1 billion of new product on the line, a major pharmaceutical manufacturer required an urgent fix for critical technical issues on their third-party built-in ultra-low temperature storage freezers. FARRAR® engineers resolved the immediate problem and developed solutions to better manage core parameters and shift monitoring strategies, incorporating a predictive analytics system to mitigate drug loss.
- A research project on an immunotherapy treatment for multiple myeloma by a prominent biopharmaceutical company faced unique challenges with stringent demands for precision and risk mitigation. Cold storage was a primary focus, requiring uniform cooling and stability to maintain sample viability and purity with redundancy measures. Custom walk-in cold storage rooms were designed to support the complexity and sensitivity of the processes and materials, highlighting precision, redundancy, industry expertise, and integrity protection.
- When a large health system expanded, requiring additional cold storage space to accommodate the new APIs required for critical research, they initially deployed fifteen reach-in refrigeration systems. Frequent access created temperature control challenges and put the quality and viability of the materials at risk. A new walk-in solution effectively replaced these units with extra floor space for other needs. The solution simplified validation and compliance requirements, saving time and money, increased temperature control precision, and reduced the number of door openings required, reducing energy consumption.
