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IMI Precision Engineering, a world leader in motion and fluid control technologies, is set to showcase its next-generation technologies at one of Europe’s biggest diagnostic and analysis events.
From 10th to 13th April, the company’s Life Sciences division will be exhibiting at the ANALYTICA 2018 trade fair in Munich, Germany (Hall A2, Booth 435). With a team of specialists accompanying the products on display, visitors will discover how IMI Precision Engineering can help them meet the demanding performance requirements of today’s analytical and diagnostic instrumentation and biotechnology applications.
At the core of the team’s exhibit will be its latest products, supported by a breadth of services and fluidic expertise – all working together to deliver premier performance, savings on space, weight, installation time and maintenance, as well as reductions in the total cost of customers’ devices.
Products on show will include IMI FAS FLEXISOL miniature solenoid valve and sub-assemblies, together with the IMI NORGREN CADENT™ 3 syringe pump, and Bimba Acro Pinch Valves. Each product carries a host of benefits for medical and life science applications, from easier integration to greater configuration and control, smart diagnostics, versatility and increased accuracy. Visitors to ANALYTICA 2018 will be able to get hands-on with each of these solutions, discovering how to get the most out of them for their specific needs.
Fabrizio Maspero, Product Marketing Manager from IMI FAS in Switzerland, said:
Having worked with the Life Science sector for more than 20 years, we have developed an unrivaled understanding of the day-to-day challenges it faces. At ANALYTICA 2018, we’ll be presenting a range of new products, including our latest manifold assemblies, designed to help customers overcome these challenges – all supported by our global presence and technical capabilities.
Ganiyat Nurudeen, Product Manager for Life Sciences Americas, added:
One product we’re particularly excited to be demonstrating is the CADENT™ 3 syringe pump, which is designed to cater to a wide spectrum of customer needs, and leads the way in the market.
With over 1,200 exhibitors and 35,000 visitors set to descend on Munich for the trade fair this April, ANALYTICA 2018 is the largest event of its kind, encompassing all topics in modern industrial and scientific analysis.
Posted in: Device / Technology News | Life Sciences News
Tags: Biotechnology, Diagnostic, Diagnostics, L.L., Life science, Next Generation
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