Asynt August 2022 Newsletter – UK lab wins battle against unstable and incompatible ingredients
It’s still hot and dry here in the UK as I share the Asynt August 2022 newsletter. With hose pipe bans now being rolled out over some parts of the
It’s still hot and dry here in the UK as I share the Asynt August 2022 newsletter. With hose pipe bans now being rolled out over some parts of the
So you’ve heard about the DrySyn Spiral Evaporator and the Smart Evaporator C1 but how do you decide which offers the best solution for your chemistry? Let us help you
Asynt report how award-winning formulation and development lab – Here2Grow Cosmetics & Homecare Labs (Selby, UK) used the ReactoMate DATUM laboratory reaction vessel system in the development of a next
Dr Marco Conte, Lecturer in Physical Chemistry at the University of Sheffield offers his evaluation of the Asynt Pressure high press reactor, commenting that “This is one of the safest autoclaves I have the chance to work with.”. Find out more.
Have you seen this powerful parallel reaction stirring system? Incorporating an energy efficient drive mechanism – the compact DrySyn Vortex overhead stirrer system from Asynt delivers effective overhead stirring to
The summer is gathering speed and we’re already here to share the Asynt July 2022 newsletter. This month’s edition is packed with hot topics but we’re always interested in hearing
DrySyn MULTI evaluation in a teaching lab We at College of the Sequoias have been delighted to test out the DrySyn heating block in our teaching laboratory and offer a
We are thrilled to share news of our recent expansion and the official opening of Asynt’s new demo suite. Increased facilities to enhance performance Our previously cramped premises were hampering
We are pleased to introduce our new Asynt team member, Katherine Oram, who is here to aid our internal team, our customers and distributors with technical support. Her official title
Revive Eco (Glasgow, Scotland) are using their ReactoMate ATOM jacketed lab reactor and CondenSyn MAXI system to scale-up an innovative patent-pending process that allows them to strip out an oil from waste coffee grounds which has a very similar fatty acid profile to palm oil.