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Automated parasite diagnostics × Glass reactors × Hematology × Particle characterization ×

Analis Expands the Radleys Reactor-Ready™ Pilot Range to 50 Litres

A single, flexible platform to grow from bench to pilot scale now available with Analis in Belgium and Luxembourg. Scaling up a chemical process from bench to pilot plant often means changing equipmen...

Glass reactors Synthesis

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Reactor Ready Mini: A Compact Small Lab Reactor for Faster Process Development

The Radleys Reactor-Ready Mini is a compact, small jacketed reactor supporting 50 ml to 500 ml vessels with accurate temperature control, efficient stirring, dosing, and a scalable process. Reactor-Re...

Glass reactors Parallel synthesis Synthesis

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Radleys NEW AVA Pad Reactor Controller

AVA Pad Reactor Controller One Box. Any Reactor. Effortless Automation. AVA Pad is a compact, subscription-free, out-of-the-box controller that brings effortless automation to any jacketed lab reactor...

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NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH KEYU

Analis is proud to announce a new partnership with Keyu Biological Engineering Co. to provide new automated solutions for parasitology feces detection This new fully automated Feces Analyzer, KEYU F-4...

Automated parasite diagnostics Microbiology (Clinical)

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Analis Enters Strategic Partnership with PixCell Medical to Expand POCT Hematology Offering

Analis is proud to announce a new partnership with PixCell Medical , an innovator in point-of-care hematology testing. This collaboration brings the HemoScreen™ , the first FDA-cleared, IVDR CE-mark-a...

Hematology POCT

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Working in Particle Characterization & Zeta Potential analysis ?

Experience the BeNano series: The latest generation of nanoparticle size and zeta potential analyzer designed by our supplier Bettersize Instruments. Dynamic light scattering (DLS), electrophoretic ...

Particle characterization

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