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BTEC to test novel microwave technology

Published Sept. 22, 2014

BTEC recently agreed to investigate a new bench-scale microwave unit soon to be launched by Lambda Technologies, Inc. (Morrisville, N.C.) in fall 2014. The unit employs Variable Frequency Microwave (VFM) technology to provide uniform heating. BTEC will evaluate the use of VFM technology in several biotechnology or pharmaceutical applications that require heating, including sterilization, depyrogenization, and drying.

About Lambda Technologies

Established in 1994, Lambda Technologies’ philosophy has been to bring together advanced microwave equipment design with material science engineering to offer all the advantages of microwave energy to a wide range of materials process applications. Lambda’s Variable Frequency Microwave (VFM) technology and MicroCure® products were developed for the semiconductor and electronics packaging market. The MicroCure VFM process ensures uniform heating without damage and provides rapid cure of polymeric adhesives, coatings and encapsulation, offering potential for improved quality and reduced cost. For more information, visit www.microcure.com.