A continuous-flow photo-bromination using N-Bromosuccinimide, enabled by Zaiput technology
In an article published just over 10 years ago now, a roundtable from top companies in the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industries highlighted some of the many needs for making chemical manufacturing greener and more sustainable.
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Nopphon Weeranoppanant and Andrea Adamo, In-Line Purification: A Key Component to Facilitate Drug Synthesis and Process Development in Medicinal Chemistry, ACS Med. Chem. Lett., Dec 2019.
Continuous Flow Synthesis of Methyl Oximino Acetoacetate: Accessing Greener Purification Methods with Inline Liquid–Liquid Extraction and Membrane Separation Technology
Liquid-Liquid/Gas-Liquid Separation for Continuous and Batch Chemical Processing
Date: Now On-Demand, originally recorded November 27, 2018
Duration: 60-minutes
Zaiput Flow Technologies, a global leader in separation, and ThalesNano, the world leader in bench-top flow chemistry reactors, recently signed a distribution agreement and entered into a technology partnership that exploits the benefits of their combined technologies.
Congratulations to our Founder and CEO Andrea Adamo and his colleagues at Massachusetts Institute of Technology for this great publication!
BPR-1000 is our newest back pressure regulator for flow chemists with the same robust, easy to use design of BPR-10 but allowing high accuracy for flow rates up to 1000 ml/min.
Zaiput recently sent its separators to the International Space Station. Learn more about our trip.
Our newest separator, SEP-3000, makes scaling from bench to production seamless.
Zaiput is working towards drug manufacturing in space
Zaiput and Corning announce their partnership
Flow chemistry specialists Vapourtec have worked with US-based Zaiput Flow Technologies to add liquid – liquid separation to its product capabilities.
The Galactic Grant allows Zaiput to test its separation technology on the International Space Station
