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A new breakthrough every ten years
This was the era in which Memmert again brought an absolute innovation in temperature control technology onto the market: as one of the fi rst manufacturers worldwide, Memmert complemented its product range with in-house developed electronic controllers. The next time Memmert took on a pioneering role within the industry was in the year 2000, when it launched the fi rst cooled incubators with Peltier technology. Not only does this technology offer top accuracy in the operation of climate and temperature control appliances, it is also highly impressive when it comes to energy effi ciency and cost-effectiveness. What’s more, the implementation of Peltier technology clearly refl ects the fact that Memmert attaches great importance to the issues of sustainability and environmental protection – both in word and deed.
The cornerstone of the company's success: Aeolus
The company constantly strives to develop products which offer the highest level of effi ciency and environmental compatibility. This, in turn, enables sustainable business practices for Memmert’s customers too. Furthermore, this underlines the fact that Memmert is an absolute pioneer when it comes to sustainability.
Particularly noteworthy are the two device generations from 2003 and 2012 which were instrumental in defi ning industrial standards in terms of functionality, accuracy and ease of use for both laboratory and industrial applications. It therefore comes as no surprise that Memmert is celebrating this year’s anniversary under the motto ‘90 years of being ahead’.
Into the future
Meanwhile, Memmert ovens have arrived in the future. A specially developed software enables the latest generation of appliances to be programmed remotely and networked with one another. From afar, from a home-offi ce desk, with a tablet, from anywhere in the world. Another logical development, which resulted not least from the increasingly networked nature of the company itself: in 2010, Memmert established a distribution company in China, followed by another one in India in 2012. More have followed in the USA and Eastern Europe. There are separate teams for Germany, France, Spain and the United Kingdom. “We maintain relationships with many of our customers that go back decades, in some cases over generations,” says Christiane Riefl er-Karpa. “The trust our customers place in us is the most valuable aspect of our company’s capital.” And it is for these customers that Memmert will continue to give its best in the future.
Memmert GmbH + Co. KG Production site in Buechenbach, Germany
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Effi cient and Accurate 2D Tube Rack Reader
The DataPaq™ Mirage 2D tube rack reader, developed by Ziath (an Azenta Life Sciences company), has become the preferred instrument for numerous life science laboratories due to its rapid reading speed and accurate decoding capabilities. With an impressive full 96 position rack reading time of approximately 1 second, it ensures high-speed and error-free performance.
Neil Benn, Technical Director of Ziath commented: “Drawing upon our long experience of designing high performance 2D barcode readers - the Mirage employs a unique arrangement of LED lights and ‘light shelves’ to reduce internal refl ection and unwanted illumination effects. This patented optical design enables the reader to decode badly printed tubes more easily as well as to discern codes that are covered in a layer of ice. By using a high intensity of light close to the tubes, but with the light shelves blocking direct illumination of the camera, a very high contrast image can be obtained enabling most manufacturers tubes to read easily and reliably. Images are only taken in monochrome which again increases the contrast and reduces the transfer and processing time enabling the Mirage to decode a full rack of 96 tunes in less than one second.”
The Mirage offers effortless setup and comes pre-calibrated and ready to scan, simplifying the process. It is compatible with all widely used standard SBS format racks, and its compact design allows for seamless integration into liquid handling platforms and automation systems. With its affordability and low profi le, the Mirage serves as an ideal alternative to traditional fl atbed scanners.
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ilmt.co/PL/Ve5n 60427pr@reply-direct.com Torque-limiting Fitting for Low Pressure Tubing
Biotech Fluidics is proud to introduce the Intuitive™ PEEK Nut, a groundbreaking fi nger-tight fi tting designed specifi cally for low-pressure tubing assemblies. With its unique patented design, the Intuitive™ PEEK Nut offers unparalleled ease of use and convenience.
The Intuitive™ fi ttings, equipped with a torque limiting design feature, offer a distinct advantage. They provide haptic feedback in the form of a reassuring ‘click’ when they reach the optimum torque, ensuring a fl awless connection every time. This unique patented feature guarantees high reproducibility and reliability of connections, while eliminating the risk of over-tightening or under-tightening.
The Intuitive™ fi tting is a versatile universal solution designed for use with 1/16” and 1/8” OD tubing, compatible with fl anged, fl angeless, and super fl angeless connection systems. With its unique click adjustment feature, the Intuitive™ fi tting allows for up to 80 adjustments, providing unparalleled fl exibility for ensuring fl uidic connections in your instruments.
Anders Grahn, Chairman of Biotech Fluidics commented: “The transit of fl uids is often a critical design feature within laboratory instrumentation that is often compromised at connection sites resulting in increased operational costs and complexity.” He added: “The torque limiting design feature of our Intuitive™ fi ttings ensures a robust and reliable connection when installing tubing assemblies for instrument assembly, as well as for fi eld service operations.”
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