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Chemical Resistant Diaphragm Pumps
The C Series chemical resistant diaphragm pumps from Wiggens are an excellent solution for continuous, oil-free pumping of corrosive gases and vapours and meet demanding applications. The multi-stage construction provides an advantageous combination of high pumping speed and ultimate low vacuum. All major parts in contact with pumped media are made of PTFE which are ideal for extremely aggressive/corrosive gases and vapours. The sealing system provides reduced leakage rates for improved ultimate vacuum (1mbar).
Wiggens continues to extend the line of diaphragm pumps and apply new technologies to this series. More powerful motor drive multi-stage pump heads, which are an excellent choice for applications with corrosive gases and vapours with high vacuum requirements. Typical applications are pilot reactors, industrial rotary evaporators, semiconductor industry, drying ovens and many other laboratory applications. The maximus pumping speed can be up to 145L/min.
Thanks to the frequency conversion motor, the powerful pump could reach a high vacuum in a short time with good stability, which is ideal for larger laboratory applications.
Meanwhile, the frequency conversion vacuum pump can reduce the noise in the laboratory and extend the service life. Please contact Wiggens to learn more about vacuum in the experiment.
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ilmt.co/PL/vP1R 57812pr@reply-direct.com Innovative Solutions for Laboratory Ventilation and Airflow Control
Seat Ventilation is a leading manufacturer of extraction systems designed to handle corrosive or toxic gases and vapours, with a significant presence in the French market and worldwide. These high-performance systems are utilised in a range of applications, including laboratories, chemical and petrochemical industries, water treatments, swimming pools, food industries, electronics, hospitals, universities, surface treatments, and other areas. The ventilation fans are made from anti-corrosion polypropylene, which is installed in the centre of a toxic and corrosive working area, as it is more resistant than stainless metallic materials. Seat products are distributed in 80 countries and are known for their design, colour coding, and reliability. Seat Ventilation offers solutions for controlling, maintaining, and regulating laboratory ventilation and airflow. Their
L.SOLUTION concept enables operators to tailor their extraction system to their specific requirements, improve laboratory management, and better protect personnel from potential hazards. The controllers offered by Seat are compliant with standard EN 14175 and can reduce energy consumption by up to 60% when used in an extraction system.
Seat Ventilation focuses on optimising their products by reducing costs and speeding up delivery. The company achieves this through a dedicated team of ventilation specialists who assist customers in selecting the appropriate equipment for their needs and budget. The safety of users is a top priority, and Seat Ventilation manufactures high-quality, durable, and low-maintenance products to ensure that safety is never compromised.
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ilmt.co/PL/n1ZE Pipetting Solutions for Antimicrobial Resistance Detection
Integra Biosciences’ pipetting platforms are playing a crucial role in streamlining liquid handling steps for antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST), which enables the early detection of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and helps to direct patients to the appropriate care pathway as quickly as possible.
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has emerged as one of the most significant threats to public health, leading to a sharp increase in morbidity and mortality rates worldwide. Timely and effective treatment of AMR depends on the rapid identification of antibiotic resistance, and molecular techniques are gaining popularity for antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) due to their fast turnaround times. However, the manual pipetting steps involved in this approach can be laborious and error-prone, leading to delays in lab workflows and potentially delaying treatment initiation.
Fortunately, Integra Biosciences offers user-friendly pipetting platforms that simplify complicated liquid handling steps, resulting in a streamlined molecular testing workflow. For instance, the ASSIST PLUS pipetting robot and VOYAGER adjustable tip spacing pipette provide automatic liquid transfer and mixing capabilities, while the MINI 96 portable electronic pipette enables rapid sample extraction and qPCR setup by allowing for the addition of 96 samples or reagents in parallel.
In addition to its liquid transfer and mixing capabilities, the ASSIST PLUS pipetting robot is capable of automating the nucleic acid extraction process, delivering consistently high-quality DNA material from samples. The VIAFLO 96 handheld electronic pipette is ideal for hands-free purification of PCR products for sequencing, while the ASSIST PLUS and D-ONE single channel pipetting module facilitate effortless DNA library normalisation, serial dilutions, and hit picking.
By minimising human errors and ensuring consistent and reliable results, Integra Biosciences’ robust and ergonomic pipetting products enable faster lab workflows and higher productivity. This efficiency ultimately enables clinicians to prescribe the correct treatment sooner, potentially improving recovery times and overall patient outcomes.
Discover how Integra products can streamline your antimicrobial susceptibility testing workflows. More information online:
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