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Stories & Features

  • MarvelX™ Fittings Advances Fluidic Systems

    May 6, 2020 by IDEX Health & Science
    MarvelX UHPLC connection systems have been expertly designed for easy routing throughout your instrument, while providing consistent performance and superior re-usability. The connection system is compatible with 10-32 coned receiving ports and is absolutely finger-tight — no tool required.
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  • Advice to Effectively Use Fittings and Tubing in Fluidic Systems

    May 6, 2020 by IDEX Health & Science
    Fittings are typically comprised of a nut and a ferrule and have the important function of providing the physical connection of tubing throughout most systems. While simple in function, fittings exhibit some complexity regarding their description and how they are used.
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  • IDEX Health & Science Helping to Battle the COVID-19 Virus

    Apr 24, 2020 by IDEX Health & Science

    IDEX Health & Science works with many diagnostic companies around the world who are creating new PCR assays and instrument platforms to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
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  • Next-Generation HPLC Degassing

    Apr 3, 2020 by IDEX Health & Science
    When analytical scientists review their HPLC laboratory set-ups, they typically have a couple goals in mind. How can we enhance the performance of the system and produce repeatable, certifiable results? What methods could we implement to increase the efficiency of the system? To work through these goals, an often overlooked but key element to consider is the degasser.
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  • 3–Photon Imaging Enters the Mainstream

    Mar 16, 2020 by IDEX Health & Science
    If you work with multiphoton microscopy, three–photon imaging allows you to image even deeper into tissues with improved contrast.
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  • Research and Innovation that Develops HPLC Technologies

    Mar 13, 2020 by IDEX Health & Science
    Businesses in the analytical laboratory market are constantly looking for modern management and productivity processes to adopt. Methods are increasingly developed using QbD (Quality by Design) principles and are subject to active life cycle management. The main goals of innovating and adopting new technologies include repeatable and certifiable performance, maximum efficiency and cost-effective operation, along with improved environmental awareness.
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  • Product Development Process

    Mar 4, 2020 by IDEX Health & Science
    Our Product Development Process (PDP) helps align our team with our customers’ needs to create quality product in a predictable time frame.
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  • Enhance Instrument Precision With Degassing

    Jan 13, 2020 by IDEX Health & Science

    Utilize degassing in your fluidic path to remove dissolved gases from fluids before they outgas and form problem-causing bubbles.
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  • Reagent Management

    Dec 9, 2019 by IDEX Health & Science

    When designing integrated microfluidic consumables, it is important to understand the assay workflow, the functionality of the consumable, and how to scale the consumable for the markets you are looking to penetrate. All aspects of microfluidic consumable design can be carefully reviewed and strategically implemented with what we call an Assay and Reagent Plan.
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  • Team Up with Optofluidic Experts

    Sep 16, 2019 by IDEX Health & Science
    Life science instruments are typically designed and developed by experts from various specialties. These experts are primarily focused on differentiating their own core technology in fluidics, imaging and illumination, microfluidics, and sub-systems. When it comes time to commercialize their science into an engineered solution, problems can arise.
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