Automaxion ensures companies that want to automate their chemical laboratories get an independent, experienced and creative assessment of their needs and recommendations on how to proceed. Dr Bysouth has performed such feasibility studies for a number of high profile companies now performing High Throughput Formulation using systems requiring an investment of up to $8 million, and worked with provider companies to demonstrate or improve their product performance. Automaxion adds value for its customers by providing assurance that HTFS will provide the expected return on investment.
Automaxion uses systems of sample milling, crocrystal screening, and homogenization tools; which can be used in the development of crop protectants, pharmaceuticals, ink and pigment dispersion, foods, ceramics, catalysts, and metallization pastes. The technology of Automaxion enables the fastest way to screen cocrystals in pharmaceuticals, and pigment dispersion for coatings and ink development.
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