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AHN offers a wide range of high-quality pipette tips that are suitable for various laboratory applications. The options include filter and non-filter, sterile and non-sterile, with low retention properties and an ultimate finish, preventing liquid retention by dispensing. These tips are made of 100% virgin polypropylene in a state-of-the-art production facility located in Central Germany. The pipette tips feature an optimized cone geometry and graduation marks for easy volume check, ensuring accurate and precise liquid dispensing. Multiple packaging options such as bags, rack boxes, and reload system are available to meet the needs of different lab setups. AHN's low retention tips enable maximum sample recovery and high-precision volume dispensing. In addition to pipette tips, AHN also offers other laboratory consumables such as PCR tubes, strips and plates, Petri Dishes, Centrifuge Tubes, and Reagent Reservoirs.

CAPP offers a wide range of laboratory consumables to fulfill the needs of research, diagnostic, and analytical laboratories. These include pipette tips, filter tips, serological pipettes, PCR-products, tubes, strips, plates, and centrifuge tubes. Made from ultimate quality plastics, with an extra polished interior and visible markings, CAPP laboratory consumables are designed to work perfectly with CAPP instruments and ensure premium results when used with other brands of equipment. They are produced in state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and feature premium design, with no compromise on quality parameters. The consumables are made from virgin polypropylene and are certified RNase, DNase, DNA, and Pyrogen-free. They are produced in a clean-room facility to eliminate the risk of contamination and feature Swiss-made injection molds, crystal-clear incremental marks for convenience of use, and universal compatibility to most pipette brands.

Resource-saving, sustainable and future-oriented. In addition to a well-working recycling process, a functioning circular economy also requires extensive possibilities for using the recycled material. The use of mechanically recycled post-consumer recycled material is not yet feasible in the food industry at the present time and is prohibited by law. Outside the food industry, however, there are already various areas of application. Your desired article geometry can be developed individually.

Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) that has been recycled and processed to create a transparent material. This material maintains the durability and flexibility of standard LDPE while promoting sustainability by utilizing post-consumer recycled content. It is certified by EUROCERT and meets PCR (Post Consumer Recycle) and GRS (Global Recycled Standard) standards.

Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) that has been recycled and processed to create a GREY material. This material maintains the durability and flexibility of standard LDPE while promoting sustainability by utilizing post-consumer recycled content. It is certified by EUROCERT and meets PCR (Post Consumer Recycle) and GRS (Global Recycled Standard) standards.

food-safe raw material made from empty PET packaging that has been collected and prepared for recycling Our thermoformable rPET monolayer laminate is made 100% material post-consumer recycled (PCR). Of this more than 50% is recycled material from trays, and it is 100% recyclable. This facilitates its classification and recycling where the infrastructure exists to do so. Its excellent degree of transparency is comparable with products made from virgin plastic, and its specific mechanical properties ensure it will withstand any impact during the packaging process. SP GROUP rPET is entirely suitable for food use, and holds EFSA certificate No. 2017/4843. Properties: Very transparent, thermoformable. Applications: Trays for many products, including: cakes, biscuits, salads, and fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as other non-food products: perfumes, cosmetics and blister packs.

Growing demand for recovered paper We are stepping up the use of recycled paper and rapidly expanding our range. One focus is on coated papers, which are of particular interest due to their wide range of applications and the increasing demand from label users. HERMAcoat Recycling (236), for example, consists of 100 percent post-consumer recycling material (PCR), i.e. the waste paper from private households.