Laboratory Products 39 Simplifying Culture Media Preparation


Biotool Switzerland announce the ProfiClave PCX - a new space-saving system that simplifies culture media preparation and speeds up the process. Designed for ease-of-use, operation of the PCX is via a large integral screen using a suite of icon-based software that guides you intuitively, with onscreen support, through the culture media preparation process.


The PCX is equipped with a well-balanced and insulated pressure lid, sealing the system to start automatic media preparation. The PCX software guides you logically through the starting procedure. All operating conditions are automatically checked to ensure the culture medium is effectively mixed, heated, sterilised, and quickly cooled to the desired filling temperature right from the start. For the filling process, the medium is kept stable at the selected filling temperature.


At the heart of the PCX is new thermal boiler heating technology that delivers energy-efficient production and an innovative pre-sterilised auto-lock hose connection minimising connection time to your media filler while maintaining a contamination-free environment. The PCX is designed to be economical down to the last millilitre of your culture media, with the sampling tube automatically centring itself at the lowest point of the cuvette.


Operator safety was paramount in the design of the PCX. The pressure vessel closure is automatic and is temperature and pressure dependent. Additional mechanical latches secure the unit even in the de-energised state. The medium feed and discharge ports are automatically locked against opening when hot or pressurised. Unintentional opening is impossible.


The ProfiClave PCX sets a new standard for simple, sterile automated culture media preparation and reproducible filling and stacking of Petri dishes with agar. Combining the ProfiClave PCX with the Biotool TubeFiller, or other brands of media filler, even large series of tubes in existing racks can be filled automatically.


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New Range of Cellulose Acetate Equipment


Ultrasonic Flow Meters Ideal for Pharmaceutical Facilities


Production of pharmaceutical drugs presents difficult challenges for instrumentation used to monitor and optimise the process. Typically drug production processes require devices able to cope with low flow rates and constructed from ultra-pure materials to maintain critical hygienic, sterile and sanitary conditions.


Clean bore flow measurement devices such as Titan Enterprises’ Metraflow® flowmeter, offer the ideal solution for the pharmaceutical industry.


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Ultra-pure water (UPW) systems, typically used in production and cleaning processes within the pharmaceutical industry, require a selection of technologies and equipment that preserve the purity of materials. Pharmaceutical and biotechnology facilities use UPW as a cleaning agent and a diluent for multiple-dose injections as well as an ingredient in products. Water free of endotoxins, microbes and viruses is essential in these applications and others such as inhalation therapy products, internal irrigation therapy products and bulk preparation of medicines.


Metraflow’s high performance PFA polymer tubing offers excellent chemical inertness and an ultra-high grade of purity. Non-intrusive with no internal moving parts, Metraflow®


range and PFA (FDA approved) tubing makes this ultrasonic flowmeter highly suited to aggressive chemical flow measurement. To discuss an optimised flow measurement device for your pharmaceutical application please contact Titan Enterprises. More information online: ilmt.co/PL/mKr3


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Cleaver Scientific is introducing a new range of equipment and reagents for Cellulose Acetate Clinical Electrophoresis.


Designed by life scientists to enhance clinical testing of biological protein samples as well as the Qualitative Identification and Quantification of Haemoglobin, Serum Protein and Lipoprotein analysis.


Cleaver Scientific offers the complete system solution for research and Clinical Electrophoretic Cellulose Acetate Analysis with their Compact and High-Resolution systems.


The main equipment range includes an ideal Horizontal Unit tank for standard membrane and gel cellulose acetate techniques which can accommodate strips and gels of up to 24 x 20cm, mini Horizontal Unit, a power supply, a high-quality Densitometer software and scanner.


Included in the range are a plethora of Supported and Un-Supported strips, ready kits, reagents, applicators, samples template; offering the ability to perform complete tests. The variety of accessories provided can meet your testing needs and can also be compatible with your existing equipment.


All the range has been carefully manufactured and designed to high quality standards to address both research and clinical routine diagnostic testing.


For further information on the new range of Cellulose Acetate Equipment please visit the Cleaver Scientific webpage.


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