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What is a Manifold Valve Assembly? A manifold valve assembly is used for fluid management in your life science instrument platform. Rather than the valve being connected by tubing and fittings, the valve is mounted directly onto a PEEK, acrylic, or Ultem manifold.
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Our non-medical grade tubing is manufactured for internal components or non—invasive medical applications—where direct patient care is not needed or when the tubing is used in conjunction with other materials.
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We offer a SealTight system of sleeves, nuts and ferrules solves the problem of connecting capillary tubing to standard 10-32 coned ports intended for 1/16" OD tubing.
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Don’t let prototype delivery and testing delays affect your fluidics platform release. IDEX Health & Science can accelerate your instrument development and deliver on time with our new Rapid Prototype Valve and Manifold program.
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IDEX Health & Science offers instrument developers an option to analyze how their fluidics will operate before committing to expensive prototypes.
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With over six decades of experience, we lead the industry in manifold manufacturing and have a vast wealth of knowledge in Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Design for Cost (DFC).
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Watch the webinar replay! The session discusses the selection of optical filters in a fluorescence microscope system for biological applications, under real-world conditions of overlapping fluorescent probe spectra and spectral edge position jitter in bandpass and dichroic filters.
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To produce accurate and timely results, high-quality chromatography products are the key to your success. Products including connections, degassers, valves, column hardware, pump components and RI detectors optimized for your instrument design can improve analyses.
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Watch the webinar replay! Developing a high-performance fluorescence microscope is a challenging task in which all subsystems must work in harmony. In this webinar, we will introduce key system architecture decision points and discuss their pros and cons. By properly considering the impact of each decision on the full optical system, you will design a more cohesive microscope that achieves the desired performance.
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To overcome the obstacles many imaging system designers face with spectral management, our experts created SearchLight: a free, intuitive, online plotting tool that gives you the power to optimize your fluorescence imaging system. Learn more.
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