Product category:
Valves and manifolds
News Release from: Bio-Chem Valve
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 05 May 2005
Fluid handling components for scientific
equipment
Bio-Chem Valve and Omnifit now offer manufacturers of scientific and medical equipment a single source for the design, development and manufacture of inert fluid handling components
Bio-Chem Valve and Omnifit now offer manufacturers of scientific and medical equipment a single source for the design, development and manufacture of inert fluid handling components Highly economical and efficient, this ensures system reliability and integrity
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 25 May 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Customisable valves for precision fluid transfer
Bio-Chem Valve and Omnifit miniature isolation valves are fully customisable, providing engineers and product designers with maximum flexibility.
Bio-Chem Valve and Omnifit components are used in OEM instruments for analytical, biotech, environmental, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, ink jet printing, and other high purity applications.
Their engineers can select from a virtually unlimited selection of components.
These can then be customised to offer unique, project-specific solutions to problems related to, for example, non-standard materials of construction or specific flow requirements.
With a full understanding of how the finished instrument needs to function, Bio-Chem Valve and Omnifit provide complimentary connections for easy integration with other system components.
Bio-Chem Valve and Omnifit also offer in-house assembly and testing services that reduce or eliminate sub-assembly manufacturing and quality assurance testing.
A full range of customisable inert fluid system components is available.
Construction materials, pressures, port sizes and flow rate capabilities are all customisable, and space-saving designs on micro pumps and valves have reduced the required width to only 10mm per valve if required.
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