DASGIP Spotlight December 2010
Please enjoy the December issue of DASGIP Spotlight highlighting three of our latest news on products, applications and business development.
Please enjoy the December issue of DASGIP Spotlight highlighting three of our latest news on products, applications and business development.
Brand new horizontal paddle vacuum dryer, designed and patented by ITALVACUUM.
CRIOX System, an international Italvacuum patent that counts more than 400 units operating in more than 30 countries, consists of a rotary vacuum dryer/powderer capable to total extract all types of solvents from the wet powders coming from filtering or centrifuge.
Eco-compatible dimensions and incomparable performance for a completely safe product.
This year's Drug Delivery to the Lungs conference (DDL21; 8-10 Dec 10; Edinburgh, Scotland), was a resounding success for Malvern Instruments with Deborah Huck, Malvern's product technical specialist for imaging, and co-authors scooping the industry poster award for, "Characterising a Nasal Spray Formulation from Droplet to API Particle Size." The prize was presented to the team by Jolyon Mitchell of Trudell Medical International and highlights Malvern's active development of analytical instrumentation for inhaled product applications.
The right solution for small size production.
Perfect fit with Shimadzu's LabSolutions software / for most chromatographic applications in the lab.
Malvern Link II has been named by Processing magazine as one of its Breakthrough Products of the Year for 2010. This powerful OPC-standardised software package from Malvern Instruments provides a universal interface for system integrators, simplifying the integration of analytical devices with expert control systems in manufacturing processes.
Few global markets are growing as strongly as pharmaceuticals. The newly upgraded Avery Dennison plant at Bourg-de-Thizy offers the specialised product range and the reliable quality needed to seize important business opportunities.
The new powerful version of Qlucore Omics Explorer 2.2, will allow you to work faster and more flexible. Benefits of this new 64 bit version include higher performance, as well as the ability to utilise additional RAM memory. As such, Qlucore Omics Explorer 2.2 can now be used to work with datasets containing up to 150 samples and 2 million variables, using just a regular computer. The software now also allows for the direct import of data generated with Agilent equipment.