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|Articles|November 16, 2011
MicroSolv Forms New Life Science Laboratory Markets Division
MicroSolv Technology Corporation (Eatontown, New Jersey) has formed a new corporate division, MTCBio?, to address the life science laboratory markets.
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MicroSolv Technology Corporation (Eatontown, New Jersey) has formed a new corporate division, MTCBio™, to address the life science laboratory markets. The new division complements MicroSolv’s current operations, which have been serving the separations science and purification markets since 1992.
The goal of the MTCBio division, which is part of MicroSolv’s consumables business, will be to provide life science dealers and resellers with a state-of-the-art product line at competitive pricing, with excellent support and delivery from stock.
The new division will be fully operational by December 1, 2011.
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