While it may be surprising, the use of chemicals in the fashion industry is a common occurrence. This can begin as early as the farm, where pesticides may be used for growing raw materials such as cotton or flax. Chemicals may also be used in the production of apparel itself, such as fabric dyeing and treatments (e.g. odor or wrinkle resistance), or for aesthetic purposes, such as denim finishes or other decorative touches. As consumers become ...

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What type of product inspection solution best suits my business? This is a question that every manufacturer should ask before investing in product inspection equipment. In uncertain times such as the...

Due to the worldwide COVID-19 coronavirus situation, employers are looking for ways to protect their employees from the infection. In some companies it is possible that employees work from home to pr...

This webinar is aimed at chemists and engineers engaged in pharmaceutical and high-value chemical development. It outlines how to increase productivity and obtain more information from experiments by introducing automated solutions into laboratory workflows. How often have you wished that you could increase productivity, obtain more information from each of your experiments, or introduce automated solutions to support physical distancing and rem...

This collection of webinars focuses on applications for real-time reaction monitoring in the chemical industry, illustrated by practical examples and case studies demonstrating various techniques in ...

The Global Weighing Guideline – Part 1: Measurement Uncertainty and Minimum Weight This on-demand webinar is designed to overcome common misconceptions about balance selection and use, as well as the...

Many analytical workflows begin with a weighing step, and it is important to follow best practices to maintain the integrity of the sample and protect the user and laboratory environment from potenti...