Designing Fluidic Systems for Harsh Life Science, Environmental, Medical and Diagnostic Environments

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As engineers look to design fluidics systems for life science equipment, careful attention must be paid to the system’s environment. While many life science instruments work with innocuous materials, others require wetted paths to withstand aggressive environments that would quickly render the system useless or inaccurate if not properly designed.

Here we look discuss a few key environmental conditions to consider when designing fluidic systems for harsh life science environments.

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