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ChargePoint Technology

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ChargePoint Technology makes split butterfly valve systems and related equipment for contained and aseptic powder transfer in pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturing.

Reviewed August 29, 2026 · Updated August 29, 2026

ChargePoint Technology, based in Liverpool, England, supplies containment and aseptic powder transfer equipment for pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and chemical manufacturing. The company's core product is the split butterfly valve (SBV), a two-part active/passive valve system originally developed in 1997 in collaboration with Glaxo Pharmaceuticals for the contained transfer of active pharmaceutical ingredients. The PharmaSafe range of containment SBVs is offered in standard and pro configurations, with the pro version rated for containment down to 0.1 micrograms per cubic meter using low-volume extraction. ChargePoint also produces the DiscLock automatic split butterfly valve for bulk powder transfer, an aseptic SBV variant for sterile processing, single-use powder packaging under the ChargeBag brand, rigid intermediate bulk containers, fluid management systems such as Terracon and BagTray, and robotic powder handling equipment. The company's AfterCare division provides installation support, spare parts, maintenance packages, and training for installed systems.

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