VINELAND – The parent company of Gerresheimer Glass Inc. is selling its borosilicate glass tube making factory here to New York state-based Corning Inc. The agreement disclosed on Tuesday by ...

1 - Water-Cooling with Hardline Tubing Guide: Borosilicate Glass 2 - Using Borosilicate Glass: How Do I Work with This? Next Welcome to the third part of our guide to using hardline tubing! We're ...

RYE BROOK, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As a pioneer for specialty glass for the pharma industry and beyond, SCHOTT is constantly working on improving its materials while making them more sustainable. With ...

As the world waits for COVID-19 vaccines, some pharmaceutical companies stand armed and ready with an exciting improvement: better vials to hold the doses. Vials haven’t changed much in the last 100 ...

CONTURAX® Pro Profile Glass Tubing is made from DURAN® borosilicate glass with three or more angles. These glass tubes offer high transparency and thermal shock resistance, hard/smooth surfaces for ...

SCHOTT is integrating a specially developed big data solution into its pharmaceutical tubing production, replacing statistical sample-based quality assurance with 100 percent on-line measurement.

BURLINGAME, Calif., Dec. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- According to CoherentMI, The Pharmaceutical Glass Tubing Market was valued at US$ 8.3 Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach a value of US$ 11.2 ...

LAHORE: A Pakistani and a Chinese company have joined hands for the manufacturing of high-quality glass tubes in Pakistan with the help of advanced technology. In this regard, Balochistan Glass of ...

DR. J. J. HOPFIELD'S description of spiral cracks in glass capillary tubing 1 reminds us that similar cracks were observed some ten years ago with thinwalled tubing, during the development of flashed ...

German glass maker Schott has announced that it has added syringe and cartridge glass tubing capabilities to its existing state-of-the-art manufacturing capabilities in Jambusar, Gujarat to address ...

The first method we'll be having a look at is using the 'score and snap' method and a glass tubing cutter. There are a few versions of this tool; the one I'm using in this tutorial is the super basic ...