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• How Important Is mmWave To 5G?

  For 5G to deliver high expectations, it must operate across wide contiguous frequency spectrum - only available at mmW frequencies. The frequency bands in the spectrum above 24 GHz can support large bandwidths and high data rates, ideal for increasing the capacity of wireless networks. Anokiwave offers the industry's most complete portfolio of Silicon ICs for mmW 5G and is the trusted choice of Tier-1 and -2 OEMs worldwide.

• How One Town Saved Money And Energy With A Switch To Peristaltic Metering Pumps

  The Bellevue Water Treatment Plant originally installed costly peristaltic metering pumps to inject the many chemicals used to treat the raw water.  Although these pumps were performing satisfactorily, they required frequent maintenance and expensive parts replacement, resulting in increased costs and downtime. In addition, tubing was especially difficult to order due to problems locating sales representatives, long lead times, and high prices.

• To Filter Or Not To Filter In HPLC? Now, That’s A Question.

  How do you use filtration in HPLC? Why might you not use filtration in HPLC sample prep and in-system, and when is it essential? And how can syringeless filters simplify your workflow, saving resources and time? Let’s find out.

• Bell Food Group Ensures Quality Of Burger Patties

  This case study shows how Bell Food Group, the meat supplier for an international fast food chain, uses X-Ray inspection to ensure burger patties are contaminant free and are of the highest quality.

• The Importance Of Automation And Checkweighing For A Cured Meat Manufacturer

  Splendid Foods S.A.U. is a company specialized in the production of high-quality cured sausages. The need to provide its customers with the highest possible quality has always been an absolute priority for Splenid Foods. The introduction of the automated checkweighing systems played a key role in process optimization and set the quality to a new high.

• Storage Density Problem Solved With Single-Use Bags

  Learn how a global biopharma overcame growing cold storage capacity expenses by moving to single-use bags with high storage density secondary packaging, purpose-built for freezing applications. 

• Addressing New Chromatography Challenges With Fiber Absorbents

  An absorbent material using a novel proprietary structure overcomes the diffusional and flow limitations of packed bed chromatography purification systems and aims to address the capacity issues.

• Maximizing Batch Yields In Aseptic Manufacturing: High Value Actives

  Advances in drug and biologics discovery have allowed the development of more sophisticated and highly targeted therapeutics, with active ingredients becoming increasingly costly to manufacture. Handling high-value, complex active ingredients requires a mindset that rigorously protects against unnecessary loss of active ingredient.

• X-Ray Inspection Provides Product Safety For Ice Cream Production Lines

  To further reinforce positive customer experiences, an ice cream manufacturer challenged themselves to further minimize its already small risk of foreign body contamination by implementing x-ray inspection.

• How Can Outsourcing Buffer Preparation Help Meet The Urgent Need For A SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine?

  As numerous therapeutic drug and vaccine candidates make their way through human clinical trials, companies are already planning for how to manufacture any successful molecule on a global scale. In this planning, the preparation of process liquids and buffers should be considered.

• SCREENMASTER® CS Bar Screen To The Rescue At A Commercial Composting Plant

  A commercial mushroom composting company in Pennsylvania needed help with a problem in their compost production process. The compost, made from hay, straw, horse manure, chicken litter, corn cobs and more, is processed on an eight-acre concrete slab, also called a wharf. The runoff from the rain and water used during the compost process washes off the wharf and into a pit and then travels through a pipe that carries it to the two-million gallon lagoon behind the wharf. From there, the company recycles the water by pumping it back to begin the process again. Unfortunately, the process wasn’t as smooth as they had hoped. Sediment and pieces of the organic material were continuously washing down into the pit and traveling to the lagoons, causing major clogs. This presented a serious issue for the company as it was slowing down their process, causing downtime, and making a mess of their lagoons. That’s when they contacted Franklin Miller for a solution.

• Relying On Third Party Organizations For Strategic Equipment Acquisitions

  One of the most critical decisions for a pharmaceutical company is the choice to outsource operations, which leads to determining the optimal supplier with which to partner. When choosing an organization, a company must prioritize risk minimization and choose a dependable supplier with a strong track record. A facility is only as strong as the equipment that it runs, and production is only as effective as the equipment operators.