Manufacturers Alphabetical Listings M11
Hygienic Design: An antimicrobial exterior coating minimises cross-contamination risks while enhancing durability.
Choose from our Base, Smart, or Performance configurations. Each offers additional features tailored to your specific requirements.
Unlike many other sterilizer manufacturers, Priorclave maintains complete control of its supply chain. We produce all principal components in-house, including cylindrical and rectangular sterilizing chambers, at our Southeast London manufacturing centre.
The Priorclave brand is globally recognized for its robust design, build quality, proven performance and reliability. Our commitment extends beyond product excellence—we provide exceptional worldwide support and service.
Q-LAB CORPORATION Express Trading Estate, Stone Hill Road, Bolton, Lancashire, BL4 9TP, UK. Tel: [44] 1204 861 616 Website:
www.q-lab.com E-mail:
info.uk@
q-lab.com
QUADREX CORP PO Box 3881, Woodbridge, CT, 06525, USA. Tel: [1] 203 393 3112 Fax: [1] 203 393 0391
Website:
www.quadrexcorp.com E-mail:
sales@quadrexcorp.com
QUESTRON TECHNOLOGIES CORP. 6660 Kennedy Road, Unit 14A, Mississauga, Ontario, L5T 2M9, CANADA. Tel: [1] 905 362 1225 Fax: [1] 905 362 1229 Website:
www.questron.ca E-mail:
manny@Questron.ca
RADWAG UK LTD
Unit 4, Maple Court, Davenport Street, Macclesfield, SK10 1JE, UK. Tel: [44] 1625 569 569 Website:
www.radwag.com E-mail:
enquiries.uk@
radwag.com
REGIS TECHNOLOGIES 8210 Austin Ave, Morton Grove, IL, 60053-3205, USA. Tel: [1] 847 967 6000 Fax: [1] 847 967 5876 Website:
www.registech.com E-mail:
chromsales@registech.com
RESTEK CORPORATION 110 Benner Circle, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, 16823, USA. Tel: [1] 814 353 1300 Website:
www.restek.com E-mail: crm@restek
S-MATRIX CORPORATION 1594 Myrtle Avenue, Eureka, California, 95501, USA.
Tel: [1] 707 441 0406 Website:
www.smatrix.com E-mail:
sales@smatrix.com
SCHUETT-BIOTEC GmbH Rudolf-Wissell-Strasse 13, 37079, Göttingen, GERMANY.
Tel: [49] 551 504 100 Fax: [49] 551 504 1099 Website:
www.schuett-biotec.de E-mail:
info@schuett-biotec.de
schuett-biotec GmbH manufactures equipment for Biotechnology, Microbiology and Life Sciences. Large range of innovative instruments of excellent quality, covered by first-grade customer support worldwide. Developed and manufactured at our premises in Goettingen, Germany. Distributed nation- and worldwide by a network of dealers.
Reliable electrical Safety Bunsen Burners, Inoculating Loop Sterilizers with latest sterilization light-technology, large range of Anaerobic jars in different sizes, Homogenizer for tough and difficult tissue and much more.
Let us convince you with our scale-up INCUDRIVE 90 Roller Bottle Incubator models for e.g. adherent cell culture. High productivity - by temperature stability in each bottle. High flexibility - with our new models Touch and Flex and device construction on castors (fits through every door). High safety – GMP monitoring/ controlling, Battery Backup, FAT/SAT etc.
Also our strong expertise in colony counting. Our automated system counting up to 1,000 colonies within a second, rapid change between all kinds of culture media, plate shapes/sizes and methods possible. Easy enumeration of different colored colonies simultaneously. The high class video camera with autofocus/autozoom shows a true- color live picture in HDMI-quality. Data transfer to your LIMS? IQ/OQ documentation? Bioburden/Roboter automation?
Yes, schuett-biotec can - quality “Made in Germany”.
SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRIES, INC. 80 Orville Drive, Suite 102, Bohemia, New York, 11716, USA. Tel: [1] 631 567 4700 Fax: [1] 631 567 5896
Website:
www.scientificindustries.com E-mail:
info@scientificindustries.com
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