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Specialist in radiosynthesizers and lab automation for the automated production of PET tracers

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Synthra GmbH

Hamburg (Albert-Einstein-Ring 21, 22761)New on Amplifa

2008Founded
2–10Employees
HRB 105205, Amtsgericht HamburgCommercial register
11C, 18F, 13N, 68GaRadioisotopes in portfolio

About Synthra

Synthra GmbH, based in Hamburg, is a specialized manufacturer of radiosynthesizers and laboratory automation solutions for the production of molecular imaging tracers. The portfolio covers modules for 11C and 18F radiotracers as well as other radioisotopes such as 13N and 68Ga, including synthesizers for [18F]FDG, [18F]FDopa, [11C]Methionine and [11C]Choline, individually customized modules, targetry systems and HPLC equipment for purification and quality control. A unique feature is the integrated, fully automatic self-cleaning system, which flushes the system after every run without opening the hot cell and minimizes contaminated waste. In addition to development and manufacturing, the company offers installation, on-site application training, technical support for targetry, tracer production and quality control, as well as maintenance and spare parts. Founder Dr. Bruno Nebeling is regarded as a pioneer of automated production of imaging tracers; customers in radiopharmacy, nuclear medicine and the pharmaceutical industry are located worldwide.

Site
Hamburg
Processes
Manufacture of radiosynthesizers for PET tracer automation, Automated production of molecular imaging tracers (11C and 18F radiotracers), HPLC equipment for purification and quality control, Targetry (target/target systems for radionuclide production), Customized radiosynthesizer modules, Quality control of radiopharmaceuticals, Lab automation, On-site application training for tracer production
Materials
Carbon-11 (11C radioisotope), Fluorine-18 (18F radioisotope), Nitrogen-13 (13N radioisotope), Gallium-68 (68Ga radioisotope)
Founded
2008
Employees
2–10
Industries
Radiopharmacy, Nuclear Medicine, PET/Molecular Imaging, Lab Automation, Pharmaceutical Industry
  1. 01

    Engineering & design of the synthesis modules

  2. 02

    Manufacturing and assembly of the radiosynthesizers

  3. 03

    Installation in the customer's hot cell

  4. 04

    On-site Application Training

  5. 05

    Technical support, maintenance and spare parts

  6. 06

    HPLC quality control (radiochromatography)

Isotopes & Processes

11C

Carbon-11 (11C radioisotope)

Basis for synthesis modules such as MeIplus, Methionine/Choline, C11 Acetate and HCNplus.

18F

Fluorine-18 (18F radioisotope)

Used in modules such as RNplus, FDGtwo and F-Dopa for nucleophilic and electrophilic substitution.

13N

Nitrogen-13 (13N radioisotope)

Covered by the N13/NaF module.

68Ga

Gallium-68 (68Ga radioisotope)

Processed in the metal chelate modules MChelate and MChelateplus.

Location

Hamburg

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Headquarters / Production

Materials
11C, 18F, 13N and 68Ga modules
  • Radiosynthesizers MeI, MeIplus, MeIplus Research, MeIplus Reaction Loop
  • Radiosynthesizers Methionine/Choline, C11 Acetate, HCNplus
  • Radiosynthesizers RNplus, RNplus Research, FDGtwo, F-Dopa
  • Radiosynthesizers N13/NaF, MChelate, MChelateplus
  • Radiochromatography systems RadChromplus (isocratic and quaternary)

Industries

RadiopharmacyNuclear MedicinePET/Molecular ImagingLab AutomationPharmaceutical Industry

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Manufacture of radiosynthesizers for PET tracer automationEngineering–––––
Automated production of molecular imaging tracers (11C and 18F radiotracers)Engineering––––[11C]Methionine, [11C]Choline, [11C]DASB, [11C]Raclopride, [18F]FDopa, [18F]FDG, [18F]FLT, [18F]FMiso
HPLC equipment for purification and quality controlTesting–––––
Targetry (target/target systems for radionuclide production)Engineering–––––
Customized radiosynthesizer modulesEngineering–––––
Quality control of radiopharmaceuticalsTesting–––––
Lab automationEngineering–––––
On-site application training for tracer productionEngineering–––––
Self-cleaning system for radiosynthesizersEngineering–––––

16 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
Radiosynthesizer (11C methylation)Synthra MeI–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (11C methylation)Synthra MeIplus–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (11C research module)Synthra MeIplus Research–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (11C reaction loop)Synthra MeIplus Reaction Loop–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer ([11C]Methionine/[11C]Choline)Synthra Methionine/Choline–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (C11 Acetate)Synthra C11 Acetate–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (HCN)Synthra HCNplus–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (18F nucleophilic)Synthra RNplus–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (18F nucleophilic, research)Synthra RNplus Research–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer ([18F]FDG)Synthra FDGtwo–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer ([18F]FDopa)Synthra F-Dopa–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (N13/NaF)Synthra N13/NaF–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (metal chelates)Synthra MChelate–––Hamburg
Radiosynthesizer (metal chelates)Synthra MChelateplus–––Hamburg
Radiochromatography system (quality control, isocratic)Synthra RadChromplus - Isocratic version–––Hamburg
Radiochromatography system (quality control, quaternary)Synthra RadChromplus - Quaternary version–––Hamburg

Additional services

Installation and application training for tracer developmentTechnical support (targetry, tracer production, quality control)Maintenance, spare parts and serviceCustomized/special-purpose radiosynthesizersHPLC equipment for purification and quality controlQuality control (radiochromatography, RadChromplus)

History

  1. 2008

    Foundation of Synthra GmbH in Hamburg by Dr. Bruno Nebeling, a pioneer of automated production of molecular imaging tracers.

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