Analytical by Claind

Claind has been cooperating with internationally renowned universities in Italy and other countries: for example, the Prague Academy of Science, which helped to develop the first electrolytic multilayer electrode hydrogen cell, and Politecnico of Milan, which conducted research into the air purifier and assisted with the creation of the nitrogen generator.

In the last months, Claind has joined an important agreement with Proton Energy Systems, a leading American company that produces on-site hydrogen generation systems, to co-develop advanced analytical laboratory equipment.

Through this technological interchange, Claind will offer the analytical laboratory market a highly reliable, safe and high performance solution for onsite hydrogen, nitrogen and zero air generators. This cooperative agreement also allows Claind to utilize the most advanced HT PEM hydrogen generation technology, improving reliability and performance, for distribution in worldwide markets where it's currently active in and to provide access to the American market.

At the beginning of March 2010, Claind was recently selected as the technical partner for the creation of the new Nanotechnologies Area in the National Museum of Science and Technology of Milan Leonardo da Vinci, having supplied a hydrogen generator and a nitrogen generator to feed an innovative project conducted by the Physics Department of the University of Milan.