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Uniqsis Ltd ✟

Royston Lane
Foxes Bridge Farm, Unit 1, Lime Tree Barn
CB23 7EE Comberton, Cambridge
United Kingdom
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Uniqsis was founded in January 2007 with both private and industrial investors including Asynt and Grant Instruments. Today Uniqsis has offices in both the UK and the USA and markets throughout the world. FlowSyn is a "meso" scale flow reaction system, for recation optimisation, scale up and continuous flow capable of synthesising chemicals in the range to 1 Kg The FlowSyn is a safe fully integrated flow reactor system capable of working up to 260 C and 70 bar (1000 psi).

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04-Sep-2024 | business & finance

Asynt acquires Uniqsis

A fresh outlook in chemistry technologies

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Uniqsis

28-Apr-2010 | people

Uniqsis appoints Paul Pergande as Commercial Director

Uniqsis Ltd has appointed Paul Pergande as the company’s Commercial Director. Pergande will be responsible for worldwide sales and marketing including ...

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31-Aug-2009 | research and development

Flow Chemistry Scale Up for Microwave Reactions

Three new Application Notes from Uniqsis Ltd, manufacturers of the FlowSyn™ Continuous Flow Reactor, describe how the system can reproduce and scale up ...

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21-May-2007 | business & finance

New Company Focuses on Flow Chemistry

Two Cambridge-based science companies have joined forces to develop a new concept in flow chemistry aimed at bringing this promising synthesis technique ...

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