The SSMB sequential simulated moving bed chromatography system is an intermittent sequential operation simulated moving bed that combines the Monojet® series jetted particle chromatography fillers. Through the ingenious combination of equipment and control programs, it simulates the movement of the filler layer, adopts different operating modes of intermittent feeding and discharging with different sequences and programs, and adds separation ports that can be used for individual components to flow out, achieving the batch separation of 2-3 components. It has been successfully applied to the separation and purification of products such as sugar alcohols, amino acids, organic acids, and pharmaceutical intermediates.

In response to the industry's demand for hig volumes of gentamicin sulfate, Sunresin developed an optimal process, based on LX series resins, for the purification of gentamicin sulfate and other aminoglycoside pharmaceuticals thanks to the great know how of the team of R&D and production experts.

Sunresin can customize equipment and chromatography fillers according to customer requirements to meet specific application requirements. Relying on long term chromatography separation experience and a professional team, we can develop and optimize methods for specific samples and requirements of customers, select the best chromatography equipment and fillers to improve separation efficiency and precision, and achieve high-quality separation and purification results.

In order to ensure the production of high-purity final products, desalination and purification play a critical role in the manufacturing process of non-ionic contrast media. These steps are essential for the removal of salinity, impurities, organic residues, trace metal ions, and solid impurities. By effectively eliminating these contaminants, the desalination and purification processes contribute to enhance the purity and quality of the contrast media. Furthermore, this specific purification procedure helps to reduce adverse reactions and side effects on patients during subsequent applications.

As most countries are making more and more strict environment laws and regulations in the face of the ecological challenges, adsorption technologies become more and more important in the capture, recovery and recycling of the pollutants from waste water. Sunresin utilizes recovery-based wastewater treatment, while controlling pollutants through adsorption and separation, it also achieves the purpose of recovery, recycling and reuse, thus realizing the coordinated development of economic and social benefits.

We are excited to announce that Fred Ghanem has joined Sunresin as Vice President of Life Science division managing the American market. Fred has 25 years experience in Ion Exchange Resins, adsorbents and specialty resins and 4 years in catalysis.

L-homoserine is a aminoacid that is widely used as an important aminoacid feedstock in the fields of food, healthcare products, cosmetics, biomedicines, and other related industries.

We are excited to announce that Sunresin New Material has entered in a collaboration agreement starting from August 2023 with Prof Fernando Albericio and Prof Beatriz G. De La Torre from University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), South Africa, for the development of new resins for Solid-Phase Peptide Synthesis (SPPS), optimization of existing products and the development of novel chemistry to support pharmaceutical industry.