HAMILTON acquires TekCel
HAMILTON acquires TekCel. According to the company, the acquisition broadens HAMILTON's product portfolio and strengthens its position as market leader in laboratory automation.
The Boston, MA based Company TekCel designs and manufactures specialised Cooling- and Storage systems for research labs in the Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Industry.
"Both Companies are leading in the automation technology for laboratories. The innovative technology of TekCel ideally integrates with our Liquid Handling workstations", explains CEO Andreas Wieland, who also sees a major growth potential in the area of automated cooling systems.
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