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FREEZE DRYING ‘Your Spectroscopy Specialist’
Delivering Freeze Drying Expertise & Technology to the Process Industries
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PROCESS OPTIMISATION IN PERFECTION Unistats® – Specialists for your lab reactor
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Unique Solar-powered Digital Burette Use of Hirschmann’s solarus®
using photovoltaic. Power is supplied to the solarus®
for replacement of lithium cells are therefore a thing of the past. solarus®
ensures that the term ‘sustainable’ is related directly to work in the laboratory. The unique solar-powered digital burette is powered exclusively electronics via the solar cell at the rear. Charging and changing of batteries, excessive stand-by costs or returning the unit
exploits instead the advantages of solar technology: comfortable, simple, environmentally friendly, inexhaustible and free. Use of superior-quality solar cells ensures a
reliable power supply at all times, even where lighting conditions are restricted in the laboratory. Easily replaceable valves, individual calibration with ‘Quick-Cal’ and permanent storage of the manufacturer’s calibration mean that solarus®
solarus® is available in a 10 ml, 20 ml and 50 ml version. Thanks to its innovative technology, the solarus® can be adapted rapidly and
fl exibly. The vivid digital display prevents meniscus reading errors and is always clearly legible, regardless of the viewing angle. The handwheels with a soft touch surface are ergonomically optimised for particularly precise control.
10 ml enables titration of the smallest volumes with an indicating
range of 10 µl to 99.99 ml in 10 µl graduations. The ejection unit with a fi ne tip is supplied as a standard component. With its unique function and design, solarus®
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not only impressed users, but also the jury. Since the market launch, it has regularly been among those products nominated for
awards and the prize winners of prestigious national and international design competitions. It has also won several environmental prizes, being awarded both the Blue Angel (Blauer Engel) and the Green Good Design award.
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How Increased Remote Working is Driving Specialised Remote Learning
With the Covid 19 pandemic causing concerns about spreading infection and highlighting remote working practices throughout organisations large and small as a consequence, some people have, understandably, worried about whether to attend ‘in person’ training courses. However, training remains an essential requirement whether for new starters or industry compliance, especially for highly specialised industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotech and food production to name a few, so what should you do?
Traditional methods of learning such as lectures, workshops or seminars continue to be highly effective as they provide a real-time learning experience and direct contact with tutors. Thankfully though, global connectivity and online training such as webinars, offer organisations accessible and safe options when it comes to unforeseen circumstances such as pandemics and for those facing logistical issues when organising collective groups of employees to unite simultaneously. Removing employees from the workplace in order to provide training, although essential for optimum productivity, is often a struggle to achieve and challenging to synchronise across different locations and time zones.
Using webinars as a mode of teaching has become globally accepted amongst companies, as well as individuals, as an alternative to conventional educational methods, because of its convenience and fl exibility. Biopharma Group now offers several types of lyophilisation online training in addition to its scheduled and customised on-site lyophilisation training courses: live/ interactive webinars that cover pre-set modules; pre-recorded online training series; customised live webinars which allow for the course content to be selected by and driven by the commissioning client.
In conclusion, if, for whatever reason, in person scheduled training courses are not an option right now but you and your team need training in freeze drying or on specifi c lyo-related topics, Biopharma Group has a safe alternative option for you i.e. webinar/ online training courses which can cover the theoretical aspects, with hands-on lab based elements available once everything returns to normal.
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