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Indian Biotechnology Company Implements Hench 20-Ton Automatic Hydraulic Press and Split Square Die for Advanced Sample Preparation
Read moreHench recently completed the successful installation and acceptance of a HAP-20S 20-Ton Automatic Hydraulic Press together with a HMK-FB Split Square Die at a leading biotechnology company in India. Following comprehensive installation, calibration, performance testing, and operator training conducted jointly by both technical teams, the system has officially entered operation. The new equipment will support […]
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MRD Desiccator Cabinet Protects Shimadzu IRAffinity FTIR Spectrometer in Indonesia’s High-Humidity Environment
Read moreIn tropical regions such as Indonesia, laboratories often face significant challenges in protecting sensitive analytical instruments from excessive humidity. High moisture levels can negatively affect instrument performance, shorten component lifespan, and compromise data accuracy. Recently, a leading Indonesian advanced materials company successfully installed a customized MRD Desiccator Cabinet from Hench to protect its Shimadzu IRAffinity-1S […]
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Pakistan Mining Laboratory Upgrades XRF Sample Preparation with Hench Automatic Hydraulic Press
Read moreAs X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis continues to play a critical role in mining exploration, mineral testing, and construction material quality control, reliable sample preparation has become essential for obtaining accurate analytical results. Recently, Hench successfully supplied an Automatic Hydraulic Press to a leading laboratory under Pakistan’s mining and mineral resources sector, helping improve XRF pellet […]
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Linköping University Materials Science School Upgrades Research with Hench 300°C Automatic Hydraulic Heat Press
Read moreThe Materials Science and Engineering Department at Linköping University focuses on polymer materials, new energy composites, and flexible electronics. With an increasing number of research projects and an expanding graduate program, the department’s existing manual heat presses were insufficient. Low efficiency, limited precision, and heavy reliance on manual operation could no longer meet the requirements […]