31 Safety, Hazard Containment & Sterilising Equipment New Look Autoclave Range Launched
Astell Scientific, a leading UK manufacturer and distributor of autoclaves, steam generators and effluent decontamination systems is pleased to announce the launch of a new and improved range of autoclaves. The new range of circular chamber autoclaves is available in various sizes, as benchtop, compact, and free-standing units, and with options of top and front loading configurations. Each benefit from a number of improvements designed to enhance the look, operation and functionality, ensuring Astell remain the first choice for laboratory autoclave supply.
Every autoclave features a new controller unit boasting a 5.7 inch colour touch-screen display which contains the programme cycles, user settings and help menus on a simple-to-navigate interface, making for quick and easy cycle selection.
Each unit is supplied as standard with an external USB drive port for data output, which offers the operator the capability to download historic cycle information and electronically transfer it to a computer or USB enabled device for future analysis and storage.
Aesthetically, design changes have also been made to the external casing of all units ranging from small 33 litre benchtop to large 1400 litre free-standing cabinets. Each incorporates an attractive grey/black contrasting colour scheme offering a modern and professional look to each installation.
The new range of Astell Scientific autoclaves is suitable for use in research establishments, microbiology labs, pharma labs and universities.
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New Mobile Ductless Fume Hoods
Air Science USA has introduced its new Mobile Ductless Fume Hood. The Mobile EDU is excellent for classroom demonstrations and industrial training. It is totally self- contained and provides all around visibility. The EDU is easily moved from laboratory to laboratory. The ductless design allows for easy installation while the base is mounted on large heavy duty wheels, makes transportation convenient. The height is 77.5” which allows the unit to easily pass through a standard door.
The Multi-Layered EDU Filter has been independently tested to have 99.9% filtration efficiency for chemicals normally found in a typical chemistry curriculum. Units exceed OSHA, ANSI, BSI and AFNOR safety standards.
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ADVERTORIAL Decontamination: Rotronic H2O2 Resistant Humidity Probes
The Amira company, located in the Province of Brianza, produces devices and machines for use in various sectors, including pharmaceuticals and research centres. The BioReset line of instruments has been developed, patented in Italy, and realised in the course of the last few years, and is marketed worldwide. These instruments are for bio-decontamination using hydrogen-peroxide vapour, a technology that allows a wide range of bacteria, viruses, and moulds to be eradicated, even at low temperature, and without negative effects on the treated environment. The reason for this is that the corrosive effect of hydrogen peroxide is minimised in its gaseous state.
To ensure that the vapour does not re-condense, Amira integrate specifi c sensors in their solutions that allow temperature, humidity, and dewpoint inside the treated rooms to be monitored with extreme precision. These sensors are resistant to the corrosive effects of hydrogen peroxide.
Reliability and Precision
“We had no doubts whatsoever about the choice of components to be used in these areas,” said Angelo Delmiglio, Founder and CEO of Amira, who has known and valued Rotronic solutions for over 25 years. “Rotronic products are renowned for their reliability. Thorough comparisons have shown that these products, even in specifi c cases, are optimally suited to provide the necessary precision and repeatability of the processes.”
From among the many solutions that Rotronic offers for decontamination with hydrogen peroxide, Amira decided in favour of the HygroClip 2 (HC2) probe. Thanks to their shafts made from corrosion-resistant material (polycarbonate or chrome steel, depending on the model), these probes are especially suitable and, with their extreme precision and short reaction times, ideal for the pharmaceutical industry.
International pharmaceutical companies rely on Amira solutions, and in all applications of this kind, the Amira devices, thanks in part to the high quality of the components used in them, are 100% capable of meeting the customers’ expectations.
Rotronic’s Solution: HYGROMER HH-1
Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is used to sterilise clean rooms, incubators and other equipment. H2O2 puts heavy stress on the sensors, therefore Rotronic has
developed a special sensor, the HYGROMER® HH-1, which can resist the higher stress of the H2O2.
Rotronic’s Customer AMIRA
The company is highly regarded for the quality of its products, and is active in the global market, where, in addition to its products, it offers comprehensive after-sales service, including verifi cation, calibration, and operator training. The complete BioReset bio-decontamination product line, developed by Amira, is sold all over the world.
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The Rotronic Universal Monitoring System – RMS
Highest product quality in production and during storage requires an integrated monitoring system. The expand- able RMS Rotronic Monitoring System is the perfect solution. It provides guaranteed installation flexibility and full data availability, anywhere, on a variety of devices. Rotronic can meet all your needs: whether supplying the hardware, integrating third party devices, installation, and service to the entire system.
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