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High Tech Laboratory

It has been our practice since beginning  to ensure that each batch of production goes through strict quality checking and we aim at providing to our valued customers quality products and consistency thereof. We make sure that the right product reaches the right customer – no compromise on quality.  

High-tech laboratories are equipped with specialized instruments and equipment tailored to the specific needs of the research being conducted. 

Our laboratory is equipped with all modern sophisticated machines like spectrophotometer, vibro shaker and other standardization equipments.

We have skilled lab technicians  working towards daily production check and constant rnd  for improvement and new products . 

A high-tech laboratory refers to a facility equipped with advanced technologies and state-of-the-art equipment for conducting scientific research, experimentation, analysis, and testing across various fields such as chemistry, biology, physics, materials science, and engineering.

  1. Specialized Facilities: High-tech laboratories may include specialized facilities and research centers dedicated to specific disciplines or research areas. These facilities may focus on fields such as nanotechnology, biotechnology, photonics, materials science, or clean energy research, providing researchers with access to specialized equipment, expertise, and collaborative opportunities.
  2. Cleanroom Environments: Some high-tech laboratories incorporate cleanroom facilities to provide controlled environments with low levels of airborne particles and contaminants. Cleanrooms are essential for research and manufacturing processes that require strict cleanliness standards, such as semiconductor fabrication, nanofabrication, and biotechnology.
  3. Data Management and Analysis Tools: High-tech laboratories rely on advanced data management and analysis tools to organize, store, and analyze large volumes of experimental data. Laboratory information management systems (LIMS), electronic lab notebooks (ELNs), and data analysis software are used to manage experimental workflows, annotate results, and derive insights from data.
  4. Collaborative Spaces: High-tech laboratories often include collaborative spaces such as meeting rooms, discussion areas, and shared workspaces where researchers can collaborate, exchange ideas, and foster interdisciplinary collaborations. These spaces promote innovation, creativity, and knowledge sharing among scientists and researchers.
  5. Safety and Compliance Measures: Safety is a top priority in high-tech laboratories, and stringent safety protocols and compliance measures are enforced to protect researchers, staff, and the environment. This includes adherence to safety regulations, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), chemical safety training, and regular safety audits and inspections.
  6. Environmental Control Systems: High-tech laboratories require precise control over environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and air quality to ensure the accuracy and reproducibility of experimental results. Advanced HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems, environmental monitoring devices, and cleanroom technology are employed to maintain optimal laboratory conditions.
  7. Instrumentation Core Facilities: Many high-tech laboratories feature centralized instrumentation core facilities that provide access to specialized equipment and expertise across a range of scientific disciplines. These facilities allow researchers to access advanced instrumentation and techniques without the need for individual ownership, fostering collaboration and resource sharing within the scientific community.