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Suzhou Sepax Technologies Inc.
688758 · XSHG · Chemicals · China
Suzhou Sepax Technologies Inc. is an innovative company that specializes in the development and manufacture of advanced separation and purification solutions. Primarily focused on biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors, the company provides high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) columns, along with related instruments and consumables that are vital to the purification and analysis of biological and chemical substances. Suzhou Sepax Technologies plays a crucial role in the diagnostics and life sciences industries, where accurate and efficient separation techniques are essential for research and development, quality control, and production processes. Established in the city of Suzhou, China, the company has positioned itself as a pivotal player in the global market by offering proprietary technologies and product excellence that meet the rigorous demands of its clientele, thereby facilitating advancements in medical and scientific applications.
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Basic Materials sector · China
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