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Agricultural balers, also known hay balers, is an agricultural machinery used on a large scale in the production and/or landscaping business to flatten out a fresh cut and properly shaped crop to reduce the time in processing and transportation. Agricultural balers are widely used to compress a cut/raked crop, such as silage, salt marsh hay, flax straw, cotton, or hay, into compact bales that are easy to store, handle, and transport. Often times, balers are configured with wedges to dry and store some sort of value-added quality of the crop.

Absorption refrigerant chillers are refrigerant chillers that use an electromagnetic heating source to give the desired energy needed for the cooling process.

Tissue Transplantation products and services are getting widely used in the healthcare sectors worldwide. The term Tissue Transplant refers to the process of adding new tissues to the body that is broken down and replaced by other organs or tissues.

Southern blotting is a laboratory technique used in molecular biology to detect specific DNA sequence in a blood/tissue sample. This technique was first reported in 1975 by E.N. Southern and is based on the hybridization, a process whereby a single stranded DNA is converted into a double stranded DNA by combining it with a single stranded target DNA.

Agricultural Biological Product (ABP) is a novel food ingredient that has its origin in the field of agriculture. This high-grade food additive is made from various species of bacteria and yeasts used for various processes in agriculture.

Flocculent and coagulant disinfectants are two of the most widely used chemical substances in a variety of industries. However, these two processes have distinct advantages over other applications in water treatment plants.

Acetate is a sulfate mineral that has a wide range of industrial applications including, it is widely used in various end-use industries, such as pharmaceutical, cosmetic, petrochemical, food processing, water treatment, textile, construction, etc.

Physical vapor deposition refers to a variety of deposition methods that can be used to produce thin coatings and films. Physical vapor deposition is a process in which the surfaces of various products, such as solar products, cutting tools, storage devices, microelectronics, medical equipment, etc.

Cell-free protein expression is a new trend in biotechnology. This process involves the use of antibodies to drive viral or bacterial infections out of cells and into the bloodstream.

High Pressure Grinding Roller (HPGR) has become an increasingly popular solution in the U.S. for processing of rough-hewn stone and other solid organic compounds in high volume.

Thermal imaging is a method of increasing the visibility of an object in a dark environment by detecting the infrared radiation emitted by object and creating an image (visual pattern) based on that information.

A Small molecule API (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient) is a low molecular weight organic compound used to control biological process, with a size on the order of 1 nm. Most of the small molecules can be administered orally and are most likely to be absorbed by the body.

Cell line development, also known as Gene Editing, is the process of using a well-known protein-editing machine (Protein-Tissue Microarray), in order to add, remove or replace specific genes in living organisms (and sometimes in some non-living ones). Cell line creation involves the generation of a living clone of an organism from an embryo, or a cell line.

A gamma knife is a diagnostic tool used in radiation oncology. It is used when treating cancer in patients. In contrast to other types of radiation therapy, a gamma knife is a surgery with an electromagnetic blade, which helps in the destruction of a selected area of tissue with ionizing radiation instead of simply cutting with a scalpel.

Gas chromatography is a common term being used to define the collection of specific separation methods used in the chemical analysis of solid materials. In chromatography, the ingredients of a sample are separated from a solvent in the gas phase with the help of a process called capillary action. The sample is evaporated and collected at a definite temperature so that the gas can be separated from the solute components.

Hydrate Inhibitors are the chemical substance which serves to regulate the rate of dissolving of monosodium hydrate in natural gas. Their function is to inhibit hydrate formation during maturation. This is a gas that is formed during the drilling process when there is the presence of water. When this occurs, it results in the production of a high amount of ethylene and propane. Due to this reason, it is essential to reduce the formation of hydrates in crude oil by using inhibitors.

An ocular implant, either bifocals or scenes, is a sort of prosthetic that substitutes a missing eye after an accident, craniofacial injury, or other catastrophic event. The fake eye or glasses eye is fixed under the eyes or more the genuine eye. The device is painstakingly planted into the cranial base through a section point in the eye connection.

A blowing agent is usually a solid compound that is capable of creating a foam cell through a phase change or hardening process in various materials that go through a chemical transformation, such as polymers, plastics, metals, and other composites.

Immunoprotein diagnostic testing is a process of diagnosing immunoprotein levels in the body for the analysis of diseases related to specific proteins, such as pre-albumin, immunoglobulin, and others.

Nutricosmetics are health/cosmetic products, consumed orally, that are processed from the nutraceutical and cosmeceutical products which contains anti-oxidants useful for the treatment of skin, nail, and hair defects.