White Papers for Laboratory Equipment and Supplies

  • Reproducible Sample Preparation of Reliable Food Analysis

    Food occurs in a great variety of consistencies and is often inhomogeneous. Food testing labs require representative samples to produce meaningful and reproducible analysis results. Therefore, food samples must be homogenized and pulverized to the required analytical fineness, ideally with as...
  • Pickering Emulsions Studies: Dispersibility, Emulsification, and Stability

    The cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and food sectors are facing a growing demand for more natural and less toxic products. Usual surfactants do not respond to this need: most of them are synthetic and non-biodegradable, and some are also allergenic or irritating. Pickering emulsions seem to be a good...
  • Polymorphic identification of pharmaceuticals made easy

    Polymorphism and solid-state variation more generally present opportunities as well as great challenges in the pharmaceutical industry. Timegated® Raman can provide several advantages for the studies of polymorphic forms of pharmaceutical substances and drugs. Read the application note and learn...
  • NanoGenizer: High Pressure Homogenizer for Nanomaterials

    NanoGenizer, a lab-scale microfluidic high pressure homogenizer, utilizes interaction high-pressure microfluidic jet technology, and it is equipped with highly modular power and processing units. NanoGenizer is suitable for rare and valuable samples because of its minimum dead volume design and...
  • A Guide to Outsourcing Single Use Systems

    This article highlights key drivers to outsourcing single use systems that can accelerate speed to market for new product development.
  • Measuring moisture content is more difficult than you think.

    In theory, moisture content (MC) measurement is easy. Simply determine the amount of water in a product, and compare that to the weight of everything else in the product. In fact, it can be a difficult and complex process to obtain an accurate percentage of water in a product. Here’s why.
  • Motion Control Goes Small

    Machine designers are increasingly asked to build systems that take up less space, operate on less power, and run with higher performance. Thankfully motion controls are answering the call with new motors, new sensors, and new architectures. Read on to learn about the latest developments as...
  • Effectively Securing Cell And Gene Therapies With Closed Systems White Paper

    The cell and gene therapy (CGT) industry is growing rapidly, due to their potential to target chronic and rare diseases that previously had limited treatment options. Yet, there are many challenges to developing these innovative new therapies that cannot be addressed using traditional...
  • Contained Tablet Coating Success Story

    A customer contacted Freund-Vector asking for a requirement to coat tablets on a LDCS-Pro Hi Coater (150L batches) and needed contained loading, sampling and unloading of their tablets.
  • Essential Laboratory Skills Guide

    mprove Accuracy and Efficiency of Your Day-To-Day Laboratory Measurement Tasks Essential Laboratory Skills Guide – recognize and avoid potential error sources and ultimately increase laboratory efficiency Our "Essential Laboratory Skills" Guide supports lab operators to recognize and avoid...
  • Extractable & Retention Volume Study of Depth Syringe Filters

    A comparison of a market leading depth syringe filter compared the AQ Brand is studied and reported.
  • Worst Case Leakage Current Testing

    Leakage current testing is the measurement of electrical “leakage current” that results from powering an electrical appliance via mains or dc power. Leakage current is the unwanted or unintended flow of electrical current that presents an electrical hazard such as shock or burn.
  • Specifying Miniature Solenoid Valves for Portable Life Science Devices

    Miniature solenoid valves are critical components in portable life science equipment. Beyond the necessary long service life, medical, analytical, and point-of-care devices often require pneumatic systems with high flow rates, compact footprints, and low power consumption. Specifying solenoid...
  • The story behind Ocean Optics - How we did it!

    Ocean Optics went from a 4' x 6' humble beginning to a premier developer and supplier of the "World's First Miniature Spectrometer" Innovative engineering and equally innovative marketing are part of the "How we did it" story.
  • Analysis of Two API Products Using the Opt-Diss 410 UV FIber Optics with Multi-Component Analysis

    This white paper explains the theory behind the MCA algorithm methodology. Then, used in tandem with in-situ fiber optics, the accuracy of the technique is demonstrated by recovering the concentration of two APIs in known mixed solutions. Finally, an example is given of accurately monitoring...