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SP Industries, Inc. (SP) has announced the appointment of Ian Whitehall as Chief Marketing Officer managing and directing all global marketing for the company’s three divisions - SP Scientific, SP Scienceware and SP Ableware. Read More

Available in a choice of configurations the Uniqsis FlowLab™ range are affordable and easy-to-use flow chemistry systems ideal for use in research, education and for those wishing to try flow chemistry without the associated costs of a fully automatic system. Read More

Sensata Technologies has announced immediate availability of validation test results for its enhanced BEI Kimco Brushless DC (BLDC) Motor DII15-60-201A in a completed Validation Test Report. As substantiated by the testing, the motor can operate reliably under the extreme harsh conditions of oil and gas exploration applications. Read More

Prior Scientific announces V-Deck - an ultra-stable platform for neuroscience and electrophysiology that offers you the ability to quickly and precisely adjust sample height. The new V-Deck sets a new benchmark for operational stability. Versatility to optimally image from thin sections right through to whole animal samples is ensured through the Read More

Restructuring ahead of expected mining boom Read More

A FLIR Systems T650sc thermal imaging camera is being used by the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (Rotherham, UK) to support their research into diode laser cladding of large components Read More

Welders often face difficulties when working under the conditions experienced on-site. Read More

Beckhoff Building Automation: Comprehensive product portfolio for BACnet applications Read More

Easy Engineering: Easily and securely into the cloud with Beckhoff IoT. Read More

The GFx320 Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) camera from FLIR Systems combines proven, innovative technology with the assurance of third-party certification for use inside ATEX Zone 2 (Class I, Div. II) hazardous locations. Read More

Genevac has published a technical paper that reviews a selection of organic synthesis / purification reactions widely used by chemists in the drug discovery process where hydrochloric acid (HCl) has to be removed post reaction. In addition the paper discusses solutions to the problems which routine evaporation of concentrated HCl can create. Read More