Immunoassays Specialist Builds Network with Abacus ALS
Peter Luk

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Immunoassays Specialist Builds Network with Abacus ALS

29 Jan, 2017

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Gyros Protein Technologies AB, Uppsala-based pioneer in automated nanoliter-scale immunoassays and a leading provider of peptide synthesizers and reagents, has appointed Abacus ALS as exclusive distributor of its immunoassay products in Australia and New Zealand. One of Australia’s and New Zealand’s largest privately owned companies serving customers in the diagnostic pathology, research and healthcare education industries, Abacus ALS will be responsible for sales and technical support for the Swedish Company’s nanoliter-scale immunoassay platform business, including the Gyrolab xP workstation, Gyrolab xPlore, Bioaffy CDs, Gyrolab kits, Rexxip buffers and related reagents and service.

Peter Luk, Vice President Asia-Pacific, Gyros Protein Technologies, said: “Abacus ALS has a proven track record with over fifty years of experience in building successful partnerships and providing excellent service and technical support in the region. This strong market presence and reputation make them an ideal distribution partner  for our immunoassay products. We are pleased to be working with Abacus ALS to build our network of customers in Australia and New Zealand.”

Shayne Christensen, Chief Executive Officer, Abacus ALS, commented: “Our purpose is to connect our Australasian customers with innovative global suppliers and we are delighted to represent Gyros Protein Technologies in our market.”

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