We help our customers meet their instrument design challenges with industry-leading fluidic components, proven engineering solutions, and an array of professional support services.
Connection components paired with tubing precisely transport fluids between fixtures and vessels throughout an instrument. We offer a wide portfolio of fittings, adapters and connectors, and ferrules to eliminate the need for specific tools or guesswork when making connections.
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Pump and valve components are designed to control and direct fluids within an instrument system. Our wide variety of configurable pumps and valves ensure highly precise, accurate dispensing of fluids for greater performance and longevity.
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Probes, sensors, and heater components control the transfer and temperature of samples, reagents, and waste fluids with minimal carryover. Our probes and sensors improve the dispense and aspirate functions while minimizing overflow, line restrictions, and pressure decay.
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Manifolds reduce footprint, contamination, unmanageable wiring and tubing nests, and overall inventory costs and production time. We offer compact, preassembled fluid path designs and precise microfluidic manifolds in a wide variety of materials.
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Combining fittings, connectors, adaptors, and tubing simplifies the design process by creating compatible component platforms. We offer a variety of standard and custom fittings, connectors, adaptors, and tubing across five distinct connection systems.
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Labware services help achieve optimal performance for low- to mid-pressure liquid chromatography or flow chemistry applications.
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You can use tubing as the conduit to transfer fluid throughout your instrument. We offer a wide variety of tubing assemblies, sample loops, and mixing coils with labeling and printing, kitting, thermoforming, and extrusion options.
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Our services include a dedicated, cross-functional team to solve your fluid handling needs. We help save our customers time and resources while also addressing common challenges in instrument design.
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