Thermo Electron Corporation

Thermo Electron Corporation

Burlington, ON

Company Overview

A world leader in high-tech instruments, Thermo Electron Corporation helps life science, laboratory, and industrial customers advance scientific knowledge, enable drug discovery, improve manufacturing processes, and protect people and the environment with instruments, scientific equipment, services, and software solutions. Based in Waltham, MA Thermo Electron hase revenues of more than $2 billion, and employs approximately 11, 000 people in 30 countries worldwide. Thermo Electron, Laboratory Automation and Integration automates laboratory processes by manufacturing and integrating modular foundations, mover hardware, plate-storage devices, and automation software for systems from benchtop through to ultra-high throughput screening applications for genomics and proteomics research. Thermo LAI is located in Burlington Ontario, Canada.

Company Information

Physical Address

5344 John Lucas Dr
Burlington, ON L7L 6A6
CA

Mailing Address

5344 John Lucas Dr
Burlington, ON L7L 6A6
CA

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Additional Details

Legal Name: Thermo CRS Ltd.

Number of Employees: 130

Country of Ownership:

CA

Success Stories:

Technology: Articulated Robotics Application: Automate the distribution of radioactive drugs

Mallinckrodt Medical Inc. which specializes in the field of diagnostic medical products, automated the distribution of radioactive drugs to overcome a number of operational and safety issues.

Traditionally the preparation of these doses has been entirely done by hand. Consequently, safety was an issue with the potential of radiation exposure for the lab technician. Furthermore, the work was slow and automation was seen as a way to speed up the process, while providing accurate quantities of radioactive drugs within critical dose limits.

The solution was a CRS A251 robotic system integrated by CRIQ (Centre Recherche Industriel du Quebec). Mallinckrodt has realized the following benefits of using a CRS Robot:

Cycle times are now only 45 to 52 seconds per dose, Technicians face greatly reduced radiation exposure, Labour content and thus costs in producing a sample have been reduced, Reduced training costs, Measurable improvement in quality.

Mallinckrodt is very happy with the system and is considering adding a second system to cope with the growing production demand.

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Marisa Shim

Title: VP & Director of Finance

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Hansjoerg Haas

Title: Director of ADME/Tox

Area of Responsibility: Management Executive

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Tom Dean

Title: Director of Operations

Area of Responsibility: Management Executive

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Rob Cormier

Title: Financial Analyst

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Christy Jacobs

Title: Marketing Communications

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Chris Mcnary

Title: Vice President/General Manager

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Trevor Jones

Title: VP & Business Unit Manager, OEM

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Kim Paczay Claus

Title: Senior Executive Assistant

Area of Responsibility: Administrative Services

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Products

  • Articulated Robots

    CRS A251 robotic system - Articulated robotic system Target Industries: Medical - Automotive - R&D

  • Automated Lab Equipment
  • Dna Amplification Workstation

    Automates the amplification of your DNA samples. The workstation performs a complete amplification protocol including plate identification through bar code reading, pipetting of primer and PCR reagent mix, plate sealing, thermocycling and plate pooling. If required, plate shaking can be performed at any time. To increase capacity additional thermocycler units can be added to the basic system. After the process, the plates will be kept refrigerated to avoid any degration of samples.

  • Dna Purification Workstation

    Automates all of the reaction steps and conditions involved in the completion of the Solid-Phase Reversible Immobilization (SPRI)procedure. SPRI of M13 DNA plus plasmid isolation or purification can be divided into three parts: magnetic binding of the analytes, washing of the bound material, and resuspension or elution of the DNA from the magnetic beads.

  • Plate Replication System

    Fully automated system for the replication of mother plates into multiple daughter plates. The flexibility of the system allows you to perform any necessary step in your replication protocol. Key features of the systems are barcode reading, volume tracking, serial dilutions, robotic tip change or tip washing and DMSO addition. The flexibilty of the POLARA software and the ability to exchange racks enables the fast adapatation of the system to new protocols.

  • Polara

    Open Architecture Lab Automation Software

  • Robcomm

    RobComm robot communications package.

  • Robotic Systems, Custom
  • Robotic Systems, Industrial
  • Robotics
  • Robots

    Human Scale Robotic Arms

  • Screening Workstation For Cell Based Assays

    Provides flexible, smaller scale HTS system with a single run capacity of up to 120 microtiter plates. The workstation will automatically perform all sample and reagent pipetting, dispensing, CO2 incubation and final read out of the microplate.

  • Spray System

    CRS S465 Spray System

NAICS Categories

Additional Information

NAICS:

334512, 333310, 541510

Quality Certification:

ISO 9001

FSC Codes:

6640-Laboratory Equipment and Supplies

Export Experience:

Algeria, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, South, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, United Kingdom, United States, Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin

Actively Pursuing:

Brazil, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Montana, Washington, Wyoming