One of the ways healthcare facilities can help control costs is thorough proper storage of vaccines. The importance of this is stressed in a vaccine management brochure published by the Centers for Disease Control that calls attention to the cost in time and money when compromised vaccines must be replaced. The exercise includes locating patients who may have received compromised vaccines, determining if they need to be re-vaccinated, and stresses that these individuals may experience due to the need for re-vaccination Read More
Ultrasonic Cleaning Options for Plastic Injection Molds
Injection-molded plastic parts are everywhere a part of our daily life. Polymers in a variety of formulations are used to produce these components by being injected into intricately designed molds and subjected to heat and pressure. Because molds represent substantial investments they must be cleaned on a regular basis. Read More
 Rachel Kohn October 28th, 2010
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HPLC Flow Meter Calibration & Recalibration
First of all, our HPLC flow meters are shipped factory calibrated along with an accompanying calibration certificate for a flow rate of 1.0 ml/min plus additional flow rates requested by the customer. The calibration certificate certifies that the displayed flow rate is within ±1% of the actual flow rate at each calibration point. Read More
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Rachel Kohn October 25th, 2010
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How to Prepare a Moisture Analyzer
A moisture analyzer is a valuable tool to help organizations maintain correct moisture content across a broad range of industries. Optimum moisture content is set by industry trade associations and government agencies to insure efficient processing of products such as plastics and bone meal to maximizing shelf life of food and pharmaceutical products. Read More
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Rachel Kohn October 18th, 2010
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Use an Ultrasonic Cleaner for Printing Press Rolls and Plates
Removing printing ink from anilox rolls and gravure cylinders as well as flat plates used in the printing industry requires thorough but delicate processes best accomplished by an ultrasonic cleaner. The cells on anilox rolls and gravure cylinders trap printing ink that then is transferred to newspapers, magazines, catalogs and other printed materials. Read More
 Bob Sandor October 18th, 2010
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Ultrasonic Cell Disrupter is a Versatile Lab Tool
Ultrasonic cell disrupters, also known as ultrasonic horns, ultrasonic disintegrators and ultrasonic homogenizers, perform many vital functions in the lab. These compact versatile tools use ultrasonic energy emanating from a probe or tip (the “horn”) to create cavitation action that is used, among other functions, to blend, mix, emulsify, disaggregate, disperse or stir samples. Read More
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Rachel Kohn October 8th, 2010
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How to Use Your Lab Refrigerator for Proper Flu Vaccine Storage
With the 2010-2011 flu season upon us the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends a flu vaccine as the first and most important step in protection. But protecting the vaccines against degradation is also important and is accomplished by proper storage in vaccine refrigerators. Read More
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Rachel Kohn October 4th, 2010
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