EMERSON DEMONSTRATES FLUID CONTROL EXPERTISE IN CLINICAL DIAGNOSTICS APPLICATIONS
05/11/2018 Emerson Automation Solutions
Emerson will showcase its expertise, including the expanded ASCO valve product line and other fluid control components and assemblies at the upcoming COMPAMED.Emerson will be demonstrating their wide breadth of products available for Clinical Diagnostic fluid control applications and other fluid-handling components and assemblies when they attend the COMPAMED trade fair for suppliers and manufacturers of medical technologies on the 12 - 15 November 2018.
Emerson' engineering expertise and market knowledge in Clinical Diagnostics, means they have the ability to create customised fluid-handling systems that meet the rigorous demands of today's market. Their systematic approach to providing sample/prototype products and customisations quickly, through their Rapid Engineered Solutions program, enables them to simplify the fluidic path design, which dramatically reduces manufacturing and operating costs. This will speed up a customer's time-to-market.
Emerson's engineers also understand that detection reagents are costly which is why Emerson engineer their miniature Isolation, Pinch, Proportional and General Service valves to have close to zero internal dead volume. This helps to boost the efficiency of in-vitro clinical diagnostic instruments. Their fluidic designs feature power-saving circuits to reduce unnecessary power drains for your point-of-care device and improve your total cost of ownership. This enables manufacturers to manage their power budget more efficiently.
To learn more about how Emerson can help customers in the Clinical Diagnostics market, visit COMPAMED 2018 - Booth 8b / G31 or for additional information visit the Analytical Diagnostic Equipment Webpage.
For more information, please visit: www.emerson.com/en-gb/automation-solutions
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