This month we turn our attention to Bioline Globals’ Australian and New Zealand Sales Manager, Mitchell Stanners. Mitchell’s approach to his role at Bioline is to work closely with clients to develop the right technological solution for customers and their specific laboratory or research facility need. Many of our customers would be familiar with Mitchell …
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Invented by French microbiologist Charles Chamberland in 1879, the autoclave has become one of the most important pieces of equipment for the surgical, medical and scientific industries. Autoclaves have a broad range of laboratory applications which include the sterilisation of liquids (such as nutrient and culture media), solids (instruments, pipettes, and glassware), waste (destructive sterilisation …
Having the most suitable refrigeration for your laboratory’s temperature-sensitive bioproducts, means understanding key differences between types of refrigerators that are available. Just keeping items inside a fridge, cold or frozen, is no longer sufficient. Storing medicines and other expensive biological products means the highest standards of refrigeration are demanded. In Australia, government regulatory bodies for …
Tony Paulsen founded Bioline Global in 2013 following over 30 years in the medical devices and equipment industry. This extensive knowledge and experience has driven the Bioline Global mission to manufacture and deliver world class laboratory and testing equipment sourced from the best suppliers worldwide. Working closely with research facilities and lab managers for the past …
Conventional static refrigeration is a commonly used cooling system in laboratory refrigeration, but these systems do not allow for optimum airflow within the biostorage cabinet. As the system implies, static refrigeration works in the absence of air circulation inside the refrigeration compartment (air immobility). This creates uneven air distribution and pockets of warmer temperatures. Temperature …
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Using traditional grow lights for horticultural applications can be costly and time consuming. These lights for plants use vast amounts of heat and light energy and operate on a fixed colour spectrum. Additionally, suboptimal growing conditions can be created by delivering the same amplitude of light waves for photosynthesis regardless of the nutrient requirements for …
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Working in a biological research laboratory means relying on equipment or scientific applications that need a pure water supply free from contaminants. Water that contains impurities can harm expensive laboratory assets and cause variability in your scientific outputs. Many substances found in tap water, such as particles, microorganisms or inorganic ions can interfere with equipment …
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If your research facility requires a controlled environment for oxygen sensitive microbiology, biological product containment or isolation control, it can be difficult to continually sustain a stable anaerobic atmosphere. Creating a controlled environment for anaerobic cell culture research in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries can bring challenges in technique and scale. Anaerobic chambers are designed …
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Maintaining continuous cold storage until delivery is important for laboratories regularly transporting temperature-sensitive biological products between sites. Laboratory products represent significant investments of time and resources. Having an efficient cold supply chain helps protect your facility’s biological assets and ensures their integrity, particularly if they are being used to treat patients. Pharmaceutical biological products that …
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