Over the last few months, two new warehouses were constructed and began operations on the IKA premises.Ģ4 February 2021 Innovative Environmentally-Friendly Recirculating Chiller Warehouse Construction at IKA’s Headquarters in Staufen The RC 2 lite is elegant, compact and powerful and is a perfect addition to rotary evaporators, reflux coolers and cold traps. IKA is adding a new device class to its portfolio of recirculating chillers. Founded in 1910, the company currently has 800 employees and reported sales of more than €100m ($139m) in 2014. IKA Group is headquartered in Staufen, Germany and has subsidiaries in the US, China, India, Malaysia, Korea, Brazil and Japan. The company has experts that can develop the right solution for specific requirements, while implanted solutions can be found in the customising centre database. Regular training sessions on equipment operation, history, service and repair skills are available. In addition, help is provided so clients can use and maintain their equipment. The company has training specialists to assist with equipment to ensure clients use the right tools for the application. Experts can discuss specifications and applications with clients to find a solution for their process. IKA offers training services onsite or at one of its global locations.
Users can enter an application or keyword and find detailed test reports regarding the use of IKA’s devices. Through collaborative partnerships within a range of industries, IKA have handled an array of samples under various applications and has an online library. He wandered around the yard for a few more minutes, ate some leaves from the shrubbery, then hopped the fence and went off in the direction of the woods, having to cross two more yards and a street to get there.The IKA application technology lab has specialists with long-term sample experience. Opened the back curtains to find this guy standing about 3 feet from the window on my patio. The lowest day in the past week (99) was the morning after I ate two donuts and had a bunch of Red Robin steak fries and half a Banzai Burger for dinner. I'm supposed to be between 80-130 (yellow and red lines). Perfect example is the past two days, where I had the same dinner the night before and did no walking or running. But it's sort of wonky and unpredictable. Since I've been tracking my glucose levels every morning, it's come down to a mostly reasonable amount. I became old in what seems like the blink of an eye. Seems like since the Ragnar /ITB injury, I've just gotten all messed up everywhere. Gave some blood to check the liver (all good), going to get my digestive tract scoped on Monday, another appointment at another place next month (don't remember exactly what for) and a follow-up with the GI doc in July. Those issues, combined with my recent diabetes diagnosis and weight loss (10 pounds), makes Mrs. Anyway, this consult was for some stomach issues I've been having since last fall. Been waiting on this appointment since March and it was almost delayed again to July. Don't go to one of these if you don't have to. Think we're up to about six inches.ĭoc visit number two was with a gastroenterologist. I'm not officially participating in No-Mow May, but you wouldn't know it from the looks of my lawn. T-storms are in the forecast.Īlso need to cut the grass. Today it seems OK, so I'll give it another go, assuming the weather cooperates. Of course, after reporting this to the ortho and having him say there wasn't anything else he could do for me, both laces hurt all day yesterday. Stretched after and it all seemed OK both that evening and the next day. Felt the GM pulling a little bit on the run segments. The good news was that it ITB was quiet the whole time. After an almost six month layoff, I was happy enough with a 1/4 jog, 100m walk. I worked the ITB pretty hard with the foam roller, stretched a bunch and went out to see what I could see. Official diagnosis for that pain is bursitis. The ITB is all knotted up, which is putting downward pressure on the hip, which in turn is stressing the attachment point of the gluteus medius and greater trochanter. But he never did address the root cause and that's disappointing. Not that I don't appreciate the work and human contact. Two doctor appointments on Thursday this week.įirst was the follow up with the ortho on this ITB/hip thing, since PT was a bust for the most part. My plan is to go out for a couple today, making it 2 runs for the week.
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