While these factors alone can be challenging, sterility compatibility is just as critical. This post should serve as a good primer of the different sterilization techniques Holland offers and has worked with customers on in the past. Contact Holland today with any of your sterility concerns.

At Holland, we’ve been serving the high purity process industries for over 100 years. Over that time, we have become [...]

Holland Applied Technologies is very excited to announce that we are now the sole authorized distributor for PSG Dover’s Quattroflow [...]

Today, Holland Applied Technologies is excited to announce a new product developed with Princeton University- the CIJ and MIVM nanoprecipitation [...]

In today’s post we are going to take a look at the Gore Sta-Pure peristaltic pump tubing. The Gore Sta-Pure [...]

For today’s blog post, we’re going to take a look at one of the product lines we saw great growth in 2016- Colder’s line of Aseptic Connectors, Aseptiquik. Specifically, we’ll look at to of the latest additions to the product line, the Aseptiquik DC and Aseptiquik STC

Today’s post will take a look at one of the most common sterilization methods for single use assemblies, gamma irradiation, and what standards and methods should be followed to call something “sterile”.

Due to recent customer demand, Holland is now offering pre-cut single use tubing made to our customer’s exact specifications. How can this benefit you? Let us explain.

This blog post is the first in a series that will try to give a concise overview of the properties relevant properties for single use tubing and connectors.

Colder has created a robust product portfolio of Aspeptiquik connectors to help address the need for intuitive, simple, and cost effective sterile connections

Extractables and leachables, how do we test for them? Is this the best way to test for them? How do we quantify and standardize on acceptable levels? This post will focus on the L & E’s (or E & L’s, depending on who you talk to), what the difference between the two are, and why this is such a big deal in single use technology today.

As a follow up to our last post on plastic vs. stainless fittings, today’s post will focus on the key [...]

One of the biggest dilemma’s that we face day in and day out is what kind of fitting should we use- steel or plastic? That question is not as simple as it looks. This post will take a look at the factors that go into that decision and some basic things you should consider for your next application.

This post will give a quick overview of the pros and cons we’ve seen and what makes a single use piece of equipment a good fit.

In fact, USP Class VI has been largely superseded since the release of ISO 10993 in 1995. This post will take a deeper look at what biocompatibility is and how it is defined by the International Standards Organization.