Monthly Archives: December 2016

Our skid mounted membrane filtration systems are specifically designed to bring a new level of ease to bench scale testing of membrane filters and small batch processing. The goal for developing this product was to help our customer do what they do best – research and develop – and minimize time plumbing, wiring and waiting! We are also aiming to ship each skid mounted system within 2 weeks of purchase date.

Already in use in many academic and industry R&D labs for applications such as membrane development, quality assurance, materials research and batch production of micro biologicals, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and others, these skid mounted systems increase productivity and establish consistency in experimental design. Organizations with several different interests can quickly adjust operating parameters to meet an assortment of testing goals.

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Sterlitech Corporation is proud to announce the launch of gold-sputtered polycarbonate membrane filters. “Why gold? What is sputtered?” you may ask. Well, some particles are just too small to see with an ordinary light microscope, for these things we need get down to details not seen by traditional microscopy. Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) is a powerful tool that uses a focused beam of electrons to resolve some of the smallest objects. But in order to see anything at this level, the sample must be prepared correctly. Gold is very conductive and won’t corrode (NASA wraps many of their satellite probes in gold-coated blankets to protect them) and polycarbonate filters have a smooth focal plane for keeping everything in view under a microscope; gold-sputtered polycarbonate filters bring these two attributes