GVS Disposable Vacuum Filtration Systems is specifically designed for the filtration of culture media and organic solvents in research and industrial laboratories.

Type II water is often designated as pure, general laboratory-grade water. This kind of pure water is essential for creating chemical reagents, microbiological buffers, and consistently pure media.

Reverse Osmosis is the most economical method to remove up to 99% of your water's impurities.

Laboratories are integral to scientific research, discovery, and the pursuit of knowledge in various fields of science. It is for this reason that labs in universities should have all necessary university lab equipment available in their research center. By...

Laboratories depend on pure, clean water for the highest quality work outcomes. Different applications and processes require different levels of water purity, designated by the ASTM. For example, washing glassware in the lab can usually be done with type II...

Scientific laboratories require specialized water to ensure the quality, purity, and reliability of its work.

Higher education research labs have taken a complete turn in recent years as they are no longer tucked away in the far edges of a building. Now, most campus laboratories take center stage as a point of pride. These facilities have significantly evolved with...

The Microflex® on-site laboratory monitors various dimensions, including weight, length, palm width, cuff thickness, palm thickness, and fingertip thickness, to ensure our gloves meet expectations in these areas.

Over the past two decades, there has been heightened concern across a variety of industries regarding the ergonomic risk factors for employees developing workplace-related musculoskeletal disorders.

Recently, healthcare workers and the public have become more concerned about bloodborne pathogens and how they spread. Latex gloves provide a primary form of protection.