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NanoMicro Technologies Inc.
Innovative Microsphere Technology for Better Performance
About NanoMicro Technologies Inc.
Established in Biobay, Suzhou in 2007, NanoMicro manufacturesa range of particles serving a wide variety of industries and applications.NanoMicro`s products cover a broad spectrum of applications including highperformance chromatography media, solid phase extraction (SPE) sorbents, magneticparticles, LCD spacers, and various other micro particles. Our chromatography products are available in a variety ofmaterials with particle sizes from analytical through to preparative scale. Ourproprietary expertise in controlling particle morphology and surface chemistrycan be precisely tailored to optimize for solutes ranging from the smallest APIto large constructs such as viruses and viral vectors. A wide range of surfacechemistries is available from RPC/chiral for small molecules to ionexchange/affinity for biomolecules. NanoMicro has two ISO 9001-certified manufacturing sites to ensure security ofsupply for our customers. Both facilities use the same well defined processeswith production capacity of more than 200,000 L of resins and 24,000 kg ofsilica products per year with batch sizes up to 1000 L or 200 kg respectively.
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NanoMicro Technologies Inc. introduced an agarose-based chromatography media advancement featuring a highly rigid, crosslinked matrix with an innovative pore morphology designed to support convective flow characteristics.
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NanoMicro Technologies Inc. launched the next generation of Protein A mAb resin optimized for high-titer purification with features including experience unrivaled DBC, the fastest linear velocities, superior mass transfer, and excellent CIP performance.
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NanoMicro Technologies Inc. is launching the next generation Protein A mAb resin at BPI optimized for high titer purifications.
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