Filtration system - CORPUSDESIGN

Claristep^® filtration system
8 at one stroke

Process reliability – right from the start

By mapping the process, issues are uncovered and visually captured. These help not to lose sight of certain problems during development. They serve as a reference and review tool so that the design concepts can be developed in a targeted manner.

Optimising userbility through prototypes

develop – evaluate – improve

Targeted product development always includes working models. Be it to test the function, to check ergonomic aspects or to get a realistic overall impression of the volume. In iterative processes, the product idea is consistently optimised in all details. Getting one step closer to the goal through a structured approach and parallel evaluation: Developing a product that shines in all aspects.

Revolution for sample preparation

The design set the decisive course in product development at an early stage. In the end, a user-friendly, application-safe and high-quality product has been realised, which integrates perfectly into the user’s workflow. A product according to the Corpus philosophy: design creates added value and, viewed holistically, must be more than the result of form and function. It must satisfy the user and – simply put – make him happy. The classic sample preparation, i.e. manual particle removal for subsequent analysis, is time-consuming and usually uncomfortable to handle.

Corpus Design has developed and designed the ideal solution for this: Claristep^® is what the user has been waiting for. The manual system can process 8 samples simultaneously within a few seconds – all without a vacuum or power source. And here’s the thing: all filter lids are closed automatically and securely as soon as the lid of the unit is closed. Incorrect insertion of the individual disposable is not possible, as the filter station and disposable filter are matched to each other. The removable sample holder increases flexibility during sample preparation. With the Claristep^® filter system, everything is just right: ergonomics, usability, design and thus also the user experience.