Monthly Archives: September 2017
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September 07, 2017When introducing a new control fluid to hydraulic systems, it is important to ensure that the new liquid or mixture is of equal or superior quality to the previous fluid. If the new mixture is incompatible, precipitate may form and result in an overall inferior fluid. This can speed up clogging or damage the system.
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September 07, 2017Leave it to Google to shine a light on our next generation of young scientists! As we start getting ready for the 2017 academic year, Sterlitech decided to look back at last year’s Google Science Fair awards. One group of clever kids caught our attention by winning the 2016 Scientific American Innovator Award with a subject near and dear to our hearts: filtration. They made filters from a unique source – waste Styrofoam packing!
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September 07, 2017Ariba, Coupa, SciQuest/Jaegger, and Oracle are just a handful of the increasingly popular purchasing platforms that enable subscribers to streamline purchasing processes between customers and vendors. These platforms often offer seamless integration into enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, allowing for increased product visibility, expedient order processing, and timely invoicing. Part of this rising trend includes the use of PunchOut Catalogs in these platforms for eCommerce. Through PunchOut Catalog a buyer can have access a supplier's Web site from the buyer's own procurement application.
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September 07, 2017Sterlitech is pleased to announce that you can now find the dyed polycarbonate membrane filters on their new product page, https://www.sterlitech.com/dyed-polycarbonate-membranes.html. These hydrophilic, polycarbonate track-etch (PCTE) membrane filters have been pigmented using black dye to minimize membrane autofluorescence. The dyed PCTE membrane filters are ideal for use with fluorescence microscopy analyses that involve direct observation and enumeration of animal cells or microorganisms that have been labeled with fluorescent markers. They are also suitable for optical microscopy studies of light colored particles and microorganisms by providing a dark background for enhanced contrast.
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