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Biotech Fluidics certified according to ISO 9001 and 14001

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As part of Biotech Fluidics continuing corporate quality program, the company have received certification according to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015. The certificate has been issued by C1 Certification

Biotech Fluidics featured in life science magazine

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Recently the magazine Life Science Göteborg interviewed our CEO Dr. Fritiof Pontén about the continued growth of Biotech Fluidics. “We are small enough to stay creative and agile, yet

Biotech Fluidics is your fluidics innovation partner

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Biotech Fluidics have extensive experience in designing fluidic systems and marketing components for liquid handling instruments to a global audience of laboratory professionals. We offer partnership opportunities in all

Validating the performance of LC capillary columns

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Biotech Fluidics reports that renowned experts in liquid chromatography, Dr.Maisch HPLC GmbH, has installed a Biotech Liquid Micro Flow Meter in its testing set-up to validate the performance of

Interview about how Biotech Fluidics can be of help

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During the Analytica exhibition in Munich Germany, the team from LCGC International interviewed Dr. Fritiof Pontén, CEO of Biotech Fluidics, about what Biotech Fluidics can do to help customers

Automated flow chemistry cooperation

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During 2023, Biotech Fluidics was selected by AutoSyn AB to work on a series of enhancements for their Autonomous Chemistry Lab flow chemistry system. The Autonomous Chemistry Lab, developed

Enhancing SPR instrument performance

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Biotech Fluidics AB reports supplying key microfluidic and degassing components to BioNavis Oy (Tampere, Finland) for its range of Multi-Parametric Surface Plasmon Resonance (MP-SPR) instruments. Surface Plasmon Resonance is

High-precision dispensing facilitated by efficient degassing

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Dissolved gasses present a challenge in most liquid handling situations since off-gassing and the resulting formation of bubbles typically leads to inaccurate results. This is especially troublesome in high-precision

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