
Tecniplast specializes in the design, manufacture, and installation of a broad range of products for the biomedical research community. Our family of products includes the most comprehensive selection of housing systems, wash equipment, laminar flow stations, and aquatic and logistic solutions. Products such as the SealSafe, SealSafe Plus, and Isocage System offer heighten levels of bio-containment and bio-exclusion security. Innovations in the wash area include the Kronos Automated Bottle Processing System and the Pegasus Automated System, which empties bedding, washes, fills bedding, and restacks cages without the need for personnel. Thereby, allowing staff to focus on other critical tasks. Tecniplast—Innovation through Passion.
In the News

Tecniplast Offers Webinar on DVC® System for Home Cage Monitoring in Mouse Vivaria
Published 5-6-2020
Tecniplast is offering a webinar on the use of the DVC® System to optimize animal modelling in mouse vivaria.
Innovation and Discovery Center
Published 2-20-2019
The primary mission of the new Innovation and Discovery Center (IDC) is to promote interdisciplinary STEM education and undergraduate research at Ursinus College. The IDC functions as a “link” building between two existing buildings—Pfahler Hall (home of chemistry, physics/astronomy, math/computer science, and environmental studies) and Thomas Hall (home of biology and psychology). By linking these two buildings, the IDC creates a unified science and technology center for the campus. This new three-building complex is organized to promote connections and synergies among the faculty and students in the various disciplines—between neuroscience and biology; biology and psychology; chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology; health, exercise physiology, and biology; environmental studies and all of the sciences; and mathematics, computer science, and physics and astronomy. The building houses teaching labs, research labs, lab support spaces, a vivarium, a learning commons, active learning classrooms, a maker space, seminar rooms, and faculty offices, all in support of the interdisciplinary mission of the college.
Eva J. Pell Laboratory for Advanced Biological Research
Published 2-12-2014
The award-winning Eva J. Pell Laboratory provides Biosafety Level Three (BSL-3) and Animal Biosafety Level Three (ABSL-3) high-containment laboratory space for pathogen and toxin research to support a growing infectious disease research program at Pennsylvania State University. The facility has been designed to support advanced research using CDC/USDA Select Agents. As many as 15 researchers—working in BSL-2, BSL-3, and ABSL-3 containment—study human and animal health issues they were previously unable to safely address on campus.
Clara Christie Centre for Mouse Genomics
Published 8-14-2013
The 33,000-sf Clara Christie Centre for Mouse Genomics (CCCMG) at the University of Calgary—a centralized facility for the production and breeding of transgenic mice—expands mouse housing, provides procedure spaces for researchers, enables mouse transgenics production, and creates new space to phenotype the transgenic models.
Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute of Florida
Published 7-31-2013
The Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute of Florida (VGTI), an offshoot of the VGTI at Oregon Health and Science University, is dedicated to developing vaccines and immunotherapies to combat diseases such as AIDS, cancer, tuberculosis, and diseases associated with emerging viral infections such as Dengue fever and pandemic influenza. The three-story, 101,000-sf facility contains 11,000 nsf of vivarium/containment space with integrated procedure and in-vivo imaging spaces, nine bioscience research lab groups, specialty support labs, offices, and conference space.
Aquatics Research Facility
Published 1-1-2013
Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) has renovated 4,000 sf of research space to consolidate its aquaculture facilities in the Eugene Braunwald Research Center, where the environmental temperature, humidity, and lighting are regulated to sustain a successful zebrafish colony. Fixed equipment includes 96 racks capable of sustaining up to 6,600 tanks; two dedicated reverse osmosis water supply systems; and new pump and filtration systems on multiple independent circuits, with separate large-scale breeding chambers and an isolated quarantine area.