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Many components of the SmartRack^® are manufactured using the SLS 3D printing process, which enables us at Better Basics Laborbedarf to respond quickly and flexibly to changing requirements and to offer optimal solutions. The need to equip our slide rails with an even more ergonomic grip arose from the demand for new modules from our customers.

A special project for a long-standing client was completed these days. Produced in the SLA printing process (stereolithography), this form of 3D printing allows the reproduction of very fine structures. Here compared to a 1 Euro coin. SLA printing processes are suitable for products with the highest precision and very sharp reproduction of details as well as a very smooth surface.

After a two-year break, ISRANALYTICA 2023 started as the 24th fair of its kind in Tel Aviv, Israel, from 17 to 18 January 2023. The SmartRack^® was received with great enthusiasm as the world’s first laboratory organisation system. Numerous presentations to interested parties and product demonstrations seconded the trip, which can already be considered a remarkable success.

In addition to the starter sets for the fields of biology and chemistry, configurations for the fields of life science and pipetting tasks will also be available. The pre-configured SmartRack^® will be supplemented by a series of new modules that will help to further optimise the work in everyday laboratory routine.

Better Basics Laborbedarf joined its newly appointed distributor for the Middle East Meslo from the 24th of October to the 26th of October at ARAB LAB 2022 in Dubai.

The Trade Show hosted over 1,000 exhibitors displaying cutting-edge laboratory and analytical instruments, quality control tools as well as nanotechnologies and robotics. Over 10,000 visitors as well as buyers from over 100 countries attend the show.

Christmas – a great opportunity to pause and regain strength for new deeds.
It was a great pleasure for the entire Better Basics Laborbedarf team to develop many interesting ideas together and put them into practice. We would like to thank you for the great cooperation in 2022 and look forward to new, successful projects in the coming year.
In this spirit, we wish you good luck, happiness, the best of health and creative and creative energy for new, exciting projects.

Laboratory work and the use of diverse laboratory glassware have always been closely linked. Substance separation as well as analyses require sophisticated glassware. The SmartRack^® is ideally suited to store a variety of glassware safely and at the same time to use it efficiently and in a space-saving manner. We at Better Basics Laborbedarf are therefore particularly pleased that the traditional company Gebr. Rettberg GmbH, a specialist in glass apparatus construction and laboratory supplies, relies on the use of the SmartRack^® and stores its high-quality glassware in our SmartRack^®.

The SmartRack^® simplifies the work processes in the laboratory by individually organising and structuring the work equipment and samples, which reduces the complexity of laboratory work and makes it easier to control hazards.

Puncture wounds are among the most common injuries in laboratories. Working with microlitre syringes and cannulas poses a risk that can be minimised through experience – but injuries cannot be ruled out. Occupational health and safety is one of the duties of every employer. The SmartRack ^® offers the possibility of preventing stab injuries through a special holder module. This is made possible by the microlitre syringe holder, which ensures safe storage by enclosing the cannula tips. Read more about the topics of occupational safety in laboratories here or click here to go to the holder module for microlitre syringes of the SmartRack ^®.

Since November 2022, Matthias Richter has been joining the Better Basics Laborbedarf team in the field of consulting and sales. We are very pleased to welcome him as a proven expert with decades of experience in the planning of large-scale projects and new laboratory buildings to our team. Matthias Richter worked for a renowned laboratory equipment company for many years and was involved in a number of laboratory construction projects that are decisive for the science location of Middle Germany today.