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Great people, for a quarter of a century.
Even after 25 years, some things in business don’t change. Here at FMS, a consistent factor that's made us what we are is our people. Here’s to great people and great service!
Look How Airborne Particle Counters Have Evolved Over the Past 25 years.
With 25 years in business behind us, we’ve witnessed a quarter-century of progress in precision air monitoring. In this time, Airborne Particle Counters (APCs) have undergone a quiet revolution.
Industry Collaboration is Advancing the Adoption of Bioluminescent Particle Counting.
It's great to see TSI Inc. collaborating with biopharma company Cytiva and commenting on a comprehensive article by professionals at the company, The article talks about biofluorescent particle counters in 11 companies progressing towards BFPC adoption.
Being Part of Trescal Significantly Expands Our Calibration Capabilities.
Now that we're part of Trescal, our offering on professional calibrations has been boosted by adding an impressive range of Trescal capabilities to our highly regarded particle counter calibrations. It puts a comprehensive list of calibration services at our customers’ disposal.
Announcing our new strategic partnership with pioneering Danish company UV Medico.
FMS has formed a strategic partnership with Denmark-based UV Medico A/S, a pioneer in safe and efficient Far-UVC light-emitting devices at the forefront of chemical-free microbial decontamination and bioburden reduction in critical clean environments. UV Medico's UV222 products have been shown to effectively reduce airborne pathogens and viruses. Adding that product range to the FMS portfolio perfectly complements our contamination control solutions.
From Biotech to Bright Spots: A Day at NIBRT Talking Biofluorescent Particle Counting
Mike Dingle, TSI Senior Product Specialist for Controlled Environments, participated in an interactive workshop hosted by NIBRT (National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training) in Dublin.
