24 New App for Monitoring and Performance Optimisation of Flow Meters
Bronkhorst High-Tech, manufacturer of flow and pressure measurement and control devices for gases and liquids, developed a new ‘connect and go’ software tool called Bronkhorst FlowSuite. By using this new program, Bronkhorst instruments can easily be monitored, configured and optimised via one single interface. The versatile software has many useful features, e.g. the display of multiple graphs, easy device configuration and real time logging of measured data in a comma separated file (CSV).
The clean and modern user interface is adaptive and multi-lingual (English, French, German, Chinese, Japanese and South Korean). Bronkhorst FlowSuite is available from the Microsoft store and is therefore easy to install and to be kept up to date.
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Labelling Solution Offers an Instant Validated Platform for COVID-19 Clinical Trials
Prisym ID, a leading provider of data-led label and artwork management solutions today announced its Prisym 360 SaaS clinical trials labelling solution is live with customers and available to those pharmaceutical and trials organisations who need quick entry to clinical label printing.
To support the life sciences sector’s response to Covid-19, Prisym ID is offering a cloud-based, ready to use version of its clinical trials SaaS labelling platform including a pre-validated pack with industry standard print processes. It is fast to onboard, needs minimal IT input to set up and provides certainty to the market in these uncharted times.
Being pre-validated, the application removes a significant proportion of the cost, time and risk associated with implementing and validating a labelling system. It provides organisations with the control and agility needed to remove risk for clinical trial printing processes.
Key features of this version include: role based security controls; printer agnostic label designs; clinical trial filtered study and sequenced printing (Clinical Trial Supply); product label printing; comprehensive, secure audit log including the ability to transfer content and templates to different organisations as the trial grows; language management controls; version and state control of all design and content elements; version and state control of data models and workflows; workflow templates; clinical trial data management, including the import and management of randomised data; extensive barcode symbology support, including GS1 Clinical Trials; hosted through a fully validated and compliant cloud environment.
Warren Stacey, SVP of Sales at PRISYM ID, commented: “With the life science industry working at exceptional speed to run trials and accelerate the speed at which they come to market, labelling may be something of an afterthought. Yet it is critical to the process. Generic labelling software may be a blunt tool when it comes to validation, version control, compliance and navigating the nuances of the clinical trials supply chain. Our Prisym 360 SaaS solution already has customers live in this space and it offers clinical researchers an off-the-shelf platform that’s fit for purpose, validated and secure.”
Warren continued: “To help the cause, we are offering organisations who are responding to Covid-19 special provisions to speed up their ability to get access to the solution, with environments being set up in advance and a team waiting to onboard them. A process that may normally take months has been reduced to days.”
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Decontamination of Respiratory Masks Helps to Bypass Supply Bottlenecks
The medical equipment manufacturer Memmert is manufacturing sterilisers that pragmatically and safely support the process of reuse. It all began in 1947 when the company founder Willi Memmert developed the first hot-air steriliser on behalf of the Red Cross. Shortly after the war, there were serious infections and there was the risk of epidemics spreading. Sterile surgical instruments and sterile cloths were in short supply. This shortage was countered by using sterilisers.
The world is now facing another major challenge. A shortage of protective masks has emerged in the current pandemic crisis. Memmert is again supporting hospitals and care facilities with sterilisers so they can counter this supply shortage.
According to the federal government’s crisis management team, medical protective masks may be reprocessed by means of decontamination. Every reprocessing procedure is very complex. It is only considered safe if the process conditions are proven to have been adhered to precisely and specifically according to the given specifications. These include the set temperature and the distribution of the heat over a certain period of time.
Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs/Federal Ministry of Health recommends a dry heat at 65°C - 70°C for 30 minutes for this process. Memmert sterilisers are specialised in ensuring a precise compliance with both the time specification as well as the set temperature (for example 68°C). The even distribution of the temperature in the interior is ensured at all times by the all-around heating.
Hospitals in the region are already using these devices and decontaminating their medical protective masks. This reprocessing procedure is possible to a limited extent Since the supply bottleneck for protective equipment may continue for a long time, this is a very good alternative to ensuring the protection of healthcare personnel.
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New Website and Updated Branding Announced
Unibloc Pump, a Georgia-based manufacturer of sanitary positive displacement pumps and products, has launched its new website -
UniblocPump.com - as well as updates to the company’s corporate branding elements. The new website features a streamlined, easily-navigable design, in-depth product information and a wealth of customer resources, including product data sheets, 3D drawings and more.
The website also showcases Unibloc’s updated corporate branding elements. Unibloc unveiled a freshly updated colour palette featuring soft blues and greys, while keeping its signature red accents. The Unibloc Pump logo also received a new, more modern treatment.
“We are thrilled to introduce our visually appealing, easy-to-navigate and modern new website and brand enhancements to our customers,” said Harry Soderstrom, President at Unibloc Pump. “The website has undergone a transformation to offer our valued customers an overall better and more intuitive experience. Our updated corporate branding better reflects what Unibloc is all about - performance pumping solutions and great service.”
Unibloc’s new digital infrastructure provides a better customer experience, whether on a desktop, tablet or mobile device. Unibloc’s website features enriched content that will help customers make informed decisions about the company’s current products, which serve the food and beverage, meat and poultry, bakery and confection, transportation, brewery, dairy and pharmaceutical industries. The new site also provides customers and visitors with the latest news, case studies, tradeshows, events and more. Visitors are encouraged to explore
UniblocPump.com and sign up for the company’s e-newsletter.
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