NanoGenerator® MaxFlow System
Integrated LNP Formulation, Inline Dilution, and Purification

NanoGenerator MaxFlow™ is an advanced manufacturing platform that seamlessly integrates three complex biomanufacturing processes—lipid nanoparticle (LNP) formulation, inline dilution, and tangential flow filtration (TFF)—into a single, streamlined workflow. This approach is used to create LNPs, an advanced delivery system for therapies like mRNA vaccines, gene-editing tools, and cancer drugs.

By uniting synthesis, dilution, and purification into a single streamlined workflow, NanoGenerator MaxFlow™ sets a new standard in efficiency, consistency, and regulatory compliance for nanomedicine manufacturing.

System Benefits

Compact & Resource-Efficient

Smaller footprint
Formulation and purification
Antibody conjugation

Mixer Compatibility

Microfluidic mixer
T-mixer
Impinging jet mixer (IJM)

High Performance & Efficiency

Tunable size (40-200nm)
Low PDI
High encapsulation efficiency

Regulatory Compliant

GMP compliant
21 CFR Part 11 compliant
Single-use flow kit

Scalable & Reproducible

Scale-up and minimum process development
Reproducible manufacturing

Custom Design & Service

On-site 3Q installation & qualification
Custom design & OEM

Technology

Integrated LNP Synthesis & Purification Platform

NanoGenerator MaxFlow™ merges LNP formulation—creating protective lipid shells for therapeutics—with downstream tangential flow filtration. This integration streamlines purification and concentration, eliminating batching delays and manual interventions.

In-line single-pass TFF for consistent quality
Real-time Process Analytical Technology (PAT) monitoring
Fully closed, single-use, 21 CFR Part 11 compliant system

Path from Discovery to Commercialization

The NanoGenerator® platform ensures consistent critical quality attributes (CQAs) throughout the entire development and manufacturing process. With PreciGenome’s microfluidic technology, customers can seamlessly transfer early discovery results (NanoGenerator® Flex, Pro) to clinical and commercial production (NanoGenerator® Max).

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Scalable and Reproducible Manufacturing

The NanoGenerator™ platform's precise control of parameters ensures consistent critical quality attributes, such as particle size, PDI, and encapsulation efficiency, throughout the entire development and manufacturing process. This guarantees speed, cost-effectiveness, and reliability at every stage.

Payloads & Carriers

NanoGenerator instruments are designed to formulate and deliver a wide range of payload cargos using versatile nanoparticle carriers. Common payloads include nucleic acids such as mRNA, siRNA, and DNA—for gene therapy and vaccine applications—alongside peptides, proteins, small molecule drugs, and even imaging contrast agents for diagnostic use.

NanoGenerator supports multiple carrier architectures. Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) are the most prevalent carriers, providing an ionizable lipid interior surrounded by helper phospholipids, cholesterol, and PEG-lipids for structural stability and circulation longevity. The platform also produces liposomes, polymer nanoparticles (including PLGA and PEG-PLGA variants), emulsions, and exosome-based systems. Each carrier type is engineered for optimal payload encapsulation, controlled release, and targeted delivery. Precise mixing technology ensures uniform particle sizes and high encapsulation efficiencies across all carrier/payload combinations.

By accommodating both hydrophilic and hydrophobic payloads and a spectrum of carrier designs, NanoGenerator maximizes flexibility in therapeutic development, enabling seamless transition from research screening to GMP-grade manufacturing.

mRNA/siRNA

DNA

Proteins & peptides

Small molecule drugs

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Applications

Nanoparticles, especially LNPs and polymer nanoparticles, have shown great potential for biomedical applications including gene therapy, cell therapy, mRNA vaccines, cosmetics, etc.

Gene Therapy

Genetic drugs, including small interfering RNA (siRNA), mRNA, or plasmid DNA, hold promise for treating a wide array of diseases by either suppressing harmful genes, producing therapeutic proteins, or employing gene-editing techniques. Currently, lipid nanoparticle systems stand at the forefront among non-viral delivery methods, enabling the clinical utilization of genetic drugs.

Vaccines

LNPs have played a pivotal role in expediting the development of vaccines, as demonstrated by Pfizer and Moderna in the COVID-19 pandemic response. They allow precise and high-throughput screening of potential vaccine candidates. The technology facilitates rapid testing, antigen formulation, and optimization of vaccine delivery systems.

Cell Therapy

Cell Therapy entails the transformation of cells, commonly immune cells, obtained either from the patient (autologous) or a compatible donor (allogeneic). These modified cells undergo isolation, amplification, and reintroduction into the patient. LNPs present a versatile approach to cell reprogramming, facilitating the transfer of RNA responsible for protein expression or gene editing.

Other Areas

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Other applications include cosmetics, medical imaging, nutrition, agrochemicals, etc.
The cosmetics sector stood at the forefront in acknowledging and utilizing nanotechnology advancements in diverse product innovations. Liposomal cosmetic formulations offer several benefits, including improved stability and effectiveness, along with successful ingredient penetration into the skin. A variety of liposomal cosmetics are currently in use.