BINDER: Best conditions for your success
The name for perfect simulation of natural environmental conditions is BINDER. For years, our climatic test chambers have been considered the best available worldwide. Presented along with a fully comprehensive product range which covers routine applications exactly the same as highly specific jobs. Precision which continues to be without equal.
BINDER is known for maintaining the highest standards in research and development, as well as in manufacturing and quality assurance. Our products are developed consistently and with a clear focus on what we do best, namely climatic simulation technology, process technology, measurement and control technology, lighting technology, vacuum technology, software solutions. See for yourself.
News from BINDER
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07/12/2010Fokker Landing Gear B.V. is testing with BINDER
Safety up in the air
Fokker landing Gear delivers best-in-class Landing Gear systems for helicopters and airplanes all around the world.
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06/02/2010Fire! -- Another unique application for BINDER drying ovens
When the fire brigade is called, speed is essential. Every lost minute can mean loss of life. Between calls, however, the firefighting equipment has to be carefully maintained and serviced, since its proper functioning is literally a matter of life and death.
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05/11/2010New BINDER catalog
The new BINDER product catalog is available now! This BINDER catalog with its 109 pages presents a comprehensive product portfolio of drying ovens, CO2 incubators, refrigerating incubators, and climatic chambers for constant conditions for use in scientific laboratories.
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05/04/2010NASA Preps Shuttle Experiments Utilizing BINDER CO2 Incubators
Studies of cell health during space travel are critical to astronaut health
During the space shuttle Discovery flight that returned to earth in April, two experiments were conducted that were part of an overall series of studies designed to determine how cells become infected and are able to regenerate in microgravity. A better understanding of exactly how spaceflight affects cell growth and how cells fight off infections is essential for future astronauts on long-term missions, who will need to understand how wounds heal and cells become infected in space.
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05/01/2010BINDER Innovation Prize 2010
Prize for outstanding achievements in the field of cytology for Dr. Anne Spang (Basle University)
The BINDER Innovation Prize 2010 is awarded to Dr. Anne Spang of the Biozentrum (Biocenter) at Basle University, Klingelbergstrasse 70, CH-4056 Basel, for her research work on intercellular transport in the yeast Saccharomyces cervisiae.
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