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Automation of bioreactors

Festo's product portfolio is already able to serve the growing biologization market in many areas, particularly in gassing, liquid handling and the integrated automation of bioreactors.

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Control cabinet of electrolyzer

Control cabinet of an electrolyzer - safely equipped with the VTUG valve terminal, the VOFC solenoid valve and the maintenance unit of the MS series.

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Electrolyzer for hydrogen production

Electrolyzer for hydrogen production with a ready-to-install control cabinet from Festo.

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Reconditioning of lithium-ion batteries

System for reconditioning lithium-ion batteries with process automation components such as VZXA angle seat valves, KVZA butterfly valve units, DPFC linear actuators and CPX-MPA valve terminals.

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2024/04/24

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Pneumatics Makes a Technological Leap with Piezo

Controlled Pneumatics is the revolutionary compressed air technology from Festo that is opening up new ...

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Controlled Pneumatics is the revolutionary compressed air technology from Festo that is opening up new perspectives for pneumatics. Thanks to this technology, the pressure control of the compact proportional valve terminal VTEP is extremely sensitive, down to less than 1 mbar. This is perfect for applications such as wafer polishing or patch clamping in life science. In addition, Controlled Pneumatics uses high-precision piezo valves to reduce ...

VTEP - use in patch clamping

With the VTEP, it is possible to implement applications such as patch clamping human cells using pressure and vacuum.

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VTEP - use in battery production

The VTEP is suitable for the web control of battery foils, for example.

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VTEP - use in photolithography

Valves such as the VTEP are also used as pilot valves for media valves. In photolithography, for example, a light-resistant layer has to be precisely applied to wafers. A suck-back function ensures that no excess paint escapes.

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