Additive Manufacturing is a manufacturing technology that constructs objects by adding material layer by layer, while electric furnaces can provide the necessary heat energy to melt or sinter materials, thus facilitating this process.
Microporous filter membranes are commonly employed for separating and filtering suspended solids, bacteria, viruses, microorganisms, or other particulates, as well as in various other applications in biotechnology, food and beverage production, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and chemical industries.
Crucible furnaces are versatile and can accommodate a wide range of materials, making them useful in various fields including metallurgy, ceramics, glass manufacturing, and materials science research.
A laboratory pellet press is specifically designed for sample preparation at laboratory scale. It features precise control functions, allowing for adjustments of parameters such as pressure, temperature, and compression speed to meet various experimental requirements.
A planetary ball mill is an essential device for mixing, fine grinding, sample preparation, dispersion of nano-materials, development of new products, and small-scale production of high-tech materials.
The ball mill is a commonly used grinding equipment for crushing, mixing, or blending various materials, playing a crucial role in pulverizing materials after they have been crushed.
High-purity alumina tubes find wide applications in fields such as semiconductor manufacturing, optical glass processing, metal sintering, chemical reactions, etc., because they can provide a stable high-temperature environment without contaminating the processes.
Rotavapor commonly used in chemical laboratories, is a device utilized to evaporate solvents from solutions, thereby obtaining solutes.
Filtration is a process of separating different components of a mixture by passing it through a substance or device.