Three obligations that only count together. An instrument delivered but not commissioned is inventory. An instrument commissioned but not maintained is a stoppage waiting to happen.
Supply
The right instrument for the actual method.
We specify against your method, your throughput, and your budget, then handle procurement, import, and delivery to the bench.
01Specification written from your method
02Procurement and import handling
03Delivery to the bench, not to the loading bay
Install
Commissioned, verified, handed over working.
Site preparation, installation, calibration against reference standards, and operator training before we call the job finished.
01Site and utility preparation
02Installation and first calibration
03Operator training and handover documents
Maintain
Kept inside specification, year after year.
Preventive maintenance schedules, corrective repair, spare parts, and calibration records that hold up when an auditor asks for them.
01Preventive maintenance contracts
02Corrective repair and spare parts
03Calibration and traceability records
How we work
Six steps between the first call and the first result.
1
Consult
We start from the method and the workload, not from a product list.
2
Specify
A written specification, with alternatives at more than one budget level.
3
Supply
Procurement, import clearance, and delivery scheduled around your shutdown.
4
Install
Site preparation, assembly, and connection to power, gas, and water.
5
Validate
Calibration against reference standards, with the documentation issued to you.
6
Maintain
A service schedule and a named engineer who knows your installation.
01Research CentersInstruments specified against a protocol, not against a catalogue.
02UniversitiesTeaching and research labs supplied under public tender requirements.
03QC LaboratoriesMeasurement you can defend in an audit, with the calibration records to match.
04Pharmaceutical and Food FactoriesProduction and quality control lines kept inside specification.
Get in touch
Tell us the method. We will specify the instrument.