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Laboratory Products 35 Advanced press technology accelerates polymer innovation at APT


Applied Polymer Technology (APT), part of the Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest (TUS), has enhanced its polymer research capabilities with the addition of an advanced laboratory press. This cutting-edge equipment, supplied and installed by Intelicare, the exclusive UK and Ireland partner of Fontijne Presses, is set to strengthen APT’s role in polymer technology research and development. Known for its precision and reliability, the new press will play a critical role in the creation of innovative materials across a variety of industries.


APT provides specialised polymer technology solutions for Irish-based companies working in sectors such as MedTech, GreenTech, packaging, and sustainability. Focused on advancing global competitiveness, APT is committed to fostering the development of groundbreaking polymer products that support export growth and meet the evolving needs of high-value industries. Its work emphasises innovation, sustainability, and excellence in research.


The laboratory press combines compact design with high performance, making it ideal for small-scale sample preparation in research and development settings. It features advanced heating capabilities, allowing the platens to reach high temperatures for sample processing. The addition of active cooling and adaptable daylight confi gurations ensures operational effi ciency, versatility, and enhanced sample processing accuracy. These features enable the creation of thin fi lms used in various applications, including tensile and puncture testing, oxygen and moisture transmission rate analyses, and optical clarity assessments, all without requiring expensive moulds.


Dr Declan Devine, Director of Polymer Research and Academic Director of APT, emphasised the press’s signifi cance in advancing sustainable material development, particularly for packaging applications. He noted its importance in fast-tracking innovation within this space. Dr Declan Colbert, a Principal Investigator at the PRISM Research Institute, also praised the equipment for its exceptional capabilities in analysing high-performance polymers and biomaterials. He commended the technical and after-sales support provided by Intelicare and Fontijne Presses.


The new laboratory press represents a major step forward for APT, enhancing its ability to perform high-precision testing and sample preparation. Whether improving materials for medical use or developing sustainable composites, this addition reinforces APT’s position as a leader in polymer innovation and research excellence.


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Fluorescent labelling kits for fl ow cytometry and western blots


The new TrailBlazer Tag and TrailBlazer StarBright Dye Label Kits from Bio-Rad Laboratories provide researchers with a streamlined method to conjugate antibodies with high-performance fl uorescent dyes for use in fl ow cytometry and western blotting. These kits offer broad antibody compatibility, exceptional fl uorescence stability, and easy integration into multiplex experiments.


The system features two components: a tagging module and a dye labelling kit. Utilising SpyTag and SpyCatcher technology, researchers can effi ciently link their antibodies to a selection of TrailBlazer StarBright fl uorescent dyes, enabling the creation of customised high-plex panels for fl ow cytometry and multiplexed fl uorescent western blots.


“These kits are designed to provide greater fl exibility in experimental design, with multiple fl uorescent dye options and seamless antibody labelling,” said Hilary Mavor, Marketing Director, Life Science Group. “With a simple workfl ow and minimal hands-on time, users can achieve consistent, high-quality conjugated antibodies with superior fl uorescence.”


TrailBlazer StarBright Dyes deliver exceptional brightness, narrow excitation and emission profi les, and strong signal stability, ensuring precise resolution of target populations. They are compatible with standard fl ow cytometers and imaging systems, without requiring special buffers or modifi cations to existing protocols.


For researchers looking to expand their fl uorescence-based experimental capabilities, the TrailBlazer Tag and TrailBlazer StarBright Dye Label Kits offer an accessible and effi cient solution for generating custom-labelled antibodies.


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2D rack scanner Azenta Life Sciences introduces the DP5 Mirage Rack Reader, a compact and cost-effective solution for reading SBS-format racks in life science laboratories. Featuring a low-profi le design, the DP5 Mirage is designed to optimise bench space while delivering reliable performance.


Equipped with patent-pending technology, the DP5 Mirage offers seamless, out-of-the-box operation. Pre-calibrated and ready to use, it provides an effi cient solution for laboratories requiring a dependable rack reader. Its small footprint ensures easy integration into diverse laboratory workfl ows.


As the smallest camera-based 2D rack reader on the market, the DP5 Mirage combines space effi ciency with advanced functionality. The device is part of Azenta’s cutting-edge DP5 series, recognised for setting new benchmarks in sample tracking and management.


The DP5 Mirage uses advanced DP5 Decoding Software, ensuring fast, accurate performance. The software’s intuitive interface simplifi es operation while offering optional add-ons for enhanced security and network integration, meeting the needs of more demanding applications.


Azenta Life Sciences continues to lead in delivering innovative tools for sample tracking, helping laboratories streamline workfl ows and


achieve greater effi ciency.


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Versatile laboratory presses for diverse applications


Carver is a leading manufacturer and supplier of standard and custom presses used in laboratory applications such as pelletising, lab testing, pharmaceuticals, liquid extraction, cell disruption, laminating, specimen preparation and other applications.


Choose from two-column and four-column benchtop, fl oor standing, manual and automatic hydraulic and pneumatic presses with clamping


capacities from .5 to 100 tons and platen sizes from 6” X 6” to 24” X 24”.


The lineup includes Auto Series Bench Top Presses, Monarch Hydraulic Presses, Proppant Crush Test Press, ASTM Plastic and Rubber Plaque Molding Presses, Heated and Unheated Manual Presses, Pellet Presses, PNP Pneumatic Low Force Presses, Transfer presses, Laminating Presses and Custom Presses. Confi gurations are also available to meet CE and UKCA certifi cations.


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Pneumatic Compression Molding Presses for Lab and Production


• 0.5-, 2- and 5-ton Capacities • Table Top Design • 4-Post Press Construction


• FEA Designed Rigid Frame- work for Infinite Life • NFPA Style


Pneumatic Cylinder


• 500°F Maximum Temperature


• Design Pressure = 90 PSIG


• Precision Regulator with Analog Gauge


• OSHA and ANSI B11.19-2010 Compliant Guarding


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