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Genevac announces a proprietary “odour reduction” function for its EZ-2 evaporator which enables it to be sited on the open bench rather than taking up valuable fume hood space. Read More

Asynt reports that its ReactoMate Reactor System, with glass vacuum jacket option, offers outstanding thermal performance thereby improving control of reactions. Read More

New testing standards guarantee cable reliability in maritime applications Read More

Warwick Analytical Service (WAS) offers high quality laboratory analytical services for analysis of environmental samples from their facilities at the University of Warwick Science Park (Coventry, UK). Read More

Micronic has announced the launch of an Automatic Screw Cap DeCapper™ system. Read More

Aspheric lenses are produced by Optical Surfaces Ltd. in a range of high-quality optical glasses with low f-number to optimise light gathering and focusing performance. Read More

Manchester University’s School of Chemical Engineering and Analytical Sciences is leading world class developments in energy efficiency in the process industries. Researchers have incorporated TorqSense transducers into a test rig that is analysing losses in in-line mixers. Read More

INTEGRA has published a new video testimonial* in which researchers at the Institute for Clinical Chemistry at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) describe the benefits of using the VACUSAFE Laboratory Aspiration System to provide simple, reliable and safe aspiration of cell culture supernatents. Read More

Tapflo is increasing the T series metal pump capacity with the launching of the new T820 S, a compressed air powered diaphragm pump made from stainless steel AISI 316L. Read More

Tapflo is now extending the range of membrane pumps in the company’s aseptic series. Read More

Concrete sleepers have been the preferred choice of material for more than 50 years both locally and internationally; its popularity may be due to its characteristic to maintain its geometry regardless of the conditions in which it is placed. Read More