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Venair Launches New Biotech Division
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Venair Biotech specializes in single-use products for the biotech and pharmaceutical sectors.
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Venair, a manufacturer of silicone hoses, has launched a new business division, Venair Biotech, which will specialize in single-use products for the biotech, pharmaceutical, and scientific sectors, including investigational laboratories.
The new division will commercialize the single-use products in personalized packages that are customized to clients’ needs. Offerings include silicone hoses, sensors and fittings or valves.
Single-use products offer advantages such as reduction of contamination risks and more cost effective operations derived from the elimination of cleaning and validation procedures.
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