When a large national pizza company wanted to make a change in their ingredient chilling process, their engineers had more stringent requirements. The company’s goals were to ensure that its products were safe and of consistently high quality. 

Of late, industrial processes such as pharmaceuticals, medical and recreational cannabis, vacuum coating and product testing — those that require a wide band of temperature control — have been at the forefront. 

In a world full of cookie-cutter products, process chillers that are designed specifically to meet the needs of the processor and the installation site can be a great asset when dealing with conditions such as extreme ambient air temperatures. 

Based on the north shore of Massachusetts, New England Biolabs (NEB) — a company “created by scientists for scientists” — produces recombinant and native enzymes for genomic research.