Gems Sensors & Controls sets up new division

Published: 19-Apr-2010
Manufacturing Pharmaceutical

Gems Medical Sciences will focus on medical applications


US-based Gems Sensors & Controls has created a new operating group, Gems Medical Sciences, to address the development of precision, application-engineered, fluid handling systems and components for OEMs specifically in the medical device, diagnostic, life science, and biotechnology markets.

‘Our intention is to deliver an elite level of engineering, manufacturing and customer service to a market segment with specialised demands allowing our clients to access the services and resources they need to get their products to market quickly and cost effectively,’ said sales and marketing manager Jessica Light.
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