• Ideal cutting results
• Improved sample quality through an exact and reproducible sample thickness
• Suitable for a wide variety of materials
• Robust and durable blade with double wear time (2-sided usable)
• Exact adjustment of the rotating speed
• The influence of the operator is minimized by the predefined blade feed
• Fine, manual dosing of the progressive feed
• Easy exchange of the wire grips possible, with standard tooling
• Intelligent control electronics ensure an intuitive and safe operation

• Intuitive, icon-based setup and control
•  Spreadsheet-style channel configuration 
• Snapshot display with data export 
• Independent sampling rates for each instrument 
• Real-time online graphical data analysis 
• Client / server architecture with multiple displays 
• Synchronization of different data sources 
• Detect/process events for close-loop control 
• Post-acquisition analysis methods and data playback 
• Easily create Virtual/Calculated channels based on physical channel data

The SPARTE 700 series is a top-tier dual-axis antenna that boasts dish sizes ranging from 20 to 24 feet.

Its high gain and large aperture make it the ideal choice for tracking any flying target, such as aircraft of launch vehicle. This antenna series features a rock-solid design that guarantees peak performance under all conditions: an aluminum alloy reflector that enhances surface precision, SCM tracking feeds for trustworthy and accurate tracking, and dual-drive motors for redundancy and backlash prevention.

Furthermore, for applications that demand the utmost in performance, the SPARTE 700 series is also available in skid-mounted and trailer transportable and 3-axis gyro-stabilized versions.

Multiplexer switch modules up to 1000VDC in a 1, 2 or 4 wire configurations.

UVC-based disinfection, often called, Ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI), is the use of ultraviolet (UV) light to kill or inactivate viral, bacterial, and fungal species. When UV-C light is incident upon the target, the incident photons are absorbed by DNA or RNA, causing inactivation of the DNA or RNA double helix strands through the formation of molecular lesions. When enough of these lesions are created, the replication process is disrupted, and the cell cannot replicate. Absorption by proteins can lead to the breakdown of the organism’s cell walls causing the cell to die. For most commercial applications, replication prevention is sufficient. The UV doses required to prevent replication are much lower than required to kill, making the cost of UV treatment to prevent infection commercially viable.

Food and beverage technology is changing the global food and beverage industry from production to delivery. Consumer and market demand for sustainable and healthy products also means stricter regulations that promote safe consumption, sustainable package production, and effective recycling or disposal. These trends add up to a heightened demand for organizations in the industry to commit to testing protocols that ensure food safety, quality, and compliance with evolving standards. Facilities and manufacturers face challenges such as implementing advanced traceability systems, ensuring the safety and efficacy of new ingredients and packaging materials, and adhering to rigorous environmental regulations. Additionally, the rise of automation and digitalization in food production results in new challenges related to interoperability and cybersecurity. Testing facilities must adapt swiftly to support R&D efforts, ensuring the safe, efficient, and compliant production of innovative food and beverage products in a rapidly changing market landscape.