Relationship will bring Anachem's specialist filtration and membrane products from Munktell and GE into the UK educational laboratory market, from KS1 through to A level and tertiary education
Laboratory supplier Anachem announces a new collaboration with Scientific and Chemical .
This relationship will bring Anachem's new range of high quality, specialist filtration and membrane products from Munktell and GE into the UK educational laboratory market, right from KS1 through to A level and the tertiary educational institutes.
The automotive, aerospace, dairy, food manufacturing and testing, petro-chemical and utilities industries will also have access to these products through Scientific and Chemical.
Both companies feel that their new partnership will fill an obvious void in the filtration marketplace for high quality, competitively priced alternatives to the more traditionally known suppliers.
Anachem is a distributor of scientific equipment to the laboratory community in the U.K.
and Ireland with over 35 years of technical expertise and innovation.
Today, Anachem exclusively represents suppliers such as GE, Munktell, Gilson, Rainin, SSI, Treff and Vitlab, offering world renowned manual liquid handling products, plastics and consumables backed by unprecedented quality of service and support.
"The collaboration with Scientific and Chemical will open up our product range to a much wider audience providing greater choice for customers," said David Wain of Anachem.
Anachem has a strong history of supplying quality; exclusive brands and filtration products from Munktell and GE are no exception.
With alternatives to all brands plus a broader range and customised products, they provide great value for money and through Anachem, UK stockholding enables next day delivery.
One of the UK's leading suppliers of scientific equipment and chemicals for industry, schools, colleges and universities, Scientific and Chemical Supplies has just published its latest 800-page industrial catalogue, which features the new products from Anachem.