Saffron gloveboxes go global

Saffron Scientific Equipment has reported that has had considerable success since it began trading internationally, and the company now exports dry anaerobic gloveboxes to a range of countries, including Australia, Spain and Greece.

Based in Knaresborough, UK, Saffron is a member of the GSPK Group of companies and specialises in the design, development and manufacture of standard and custom-built containment systems and dry anaerobic gloveboxes.

Some of Saffron's most recent customers include the University of Western Australia; supplying their School of Biomedical and Chemical Sciences with two, 2 port Alpha Dry Boxes with oxygen meters, and also the University of Adelaide who required a 2 port Alpha Dry Box. Other customers include the University of Seville in Spain, and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece, both of which required 2 port Omega Anaerobic Gloveboxes.

Andrew Lees, Saffron md, said: “We are delighted with the global success that Saffron is experiencing and we are receiving positive feedback, which is extremely encouraging.”