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Astech Projects Ltd is a UK-based automation specialist that designs and builds bespoke laboratory automation systems and solutions for pharmaceutical, biopharma, clinical, and environmental laboratories. As part of the Schauenburg International group, Astech offers innovative and cost-effective automation systems to a global customer base. The company excels in systems integration of commercially available laboratory instruments and devices, leveraging its proprietary workflow scheduler, LabExpert, and advanced system control software, Relovex. Astech's fully customized portfolio includes robotic lab assistants (RLA), automated sample preparation, liquid dispensing, analytical instrument integration, and custom assembly/test automation for lab environments. Their solutions ensure higher throughput, improved reproducibility, and better traceability for regulated environments, freeing scientists for high-value analytical work.
Astech Projects Ltd is a UK-based automation specialist that designs and builds bespoke laboratory automation systems and solutions for pharmaceutical, biopharma, clinical, and environmental laboratories. As part of the Schauenburg International group, Astech offers innovative and cost-effective automation systems to a global customer base. The company excels in systems integration of commercially available laboratory instruments and devices, leveraging its proprietary workflow scheduler, LabExpert, and advanced system control software, Relovex. Astech's fully customized portfolio includes robotic lab assistants (RLA), automated sample preparation, liquid dispensing, analytical instrument integration, and custom assembly/test automation for lab environments. Their solutions ensure higher throughput, improved reproducibility, and better traceability for regulated environments, freeing scientists for high-value analytical work.