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• Cellect sues shoemaker Crocs.(News)

  - 2008-03-24

  Byline: Michael Lauzon Specialty foam producer Cellect LLC has launched a lawsuit against Crocs Inc., the producer of the popular Crocs line of clog-style footwear. In a March 18 lawsuit, Cellect alleges Crocs is violating a polymer-blend patent taken...

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• SBA Honors New York Business Owner Scott C. Smith for Outstanding Disaster Recovery Effort

  - 2008-03-24

  To: STATE EDITORS Contact: Carol Chastang of U.S. Small Business Administration, +1- 202-205-6987 WASHINGTON, March 24 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Scott Smith, owner of Cellect, LLC, faced every business owners nightmare when his company had to shut down for four months in the aftermath of torrential rainfall on June 18, 2006...

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• Cellect Technologies obtains United States patent.(Brief article)

  - 2008-03-01

  Cellect Technologies Corp. (Rehovot, Israel) has patented methods of sorting or separating mixtures of living cells (e.g., eukaryotic, prokaryotic, mammalian, pathogenic, bacterial, viral, etc.). We perform our methods by activating cell-selective photophoric labels, which photosensitize and chemically reduce a photosensitive metal compound to form metal...

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• Newsclips.(Robert Simpson is Milacron Inc.'s new president of global plastics machinery)(Alcan Inc. to close its plastic and laminate tube extrusion plant New Jersy)(Cellect LLC to get loan from Small Business Administration to help process orders)

  - 2006-11-20

  Simpson to lead Milacron's global unit CINCINNATI - Milacron Inc. has gone outside the company for its new president of global plastics machinery, Robert Simpson. Milacron announced the news Nov. 17. Simpson, 47, was the president of Siegel-Robert Automotive, an injection...

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• Thermoformable closed-cell foam

  - 2004-04-01

  MicroFlex is a closed-cell EPDM ethylene propylene diene monomer-based polyolefin, produced in bun or block form. Compared with conventional sponge rubber materials, the new family of thermoformable elastomeric foam from Cellect is reported to offer a variety of benefits, including cost savings, improvements in physical properties, and flexibility in fabrication...

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• Elastomeric polyolefin foam

  - 2004-03-01

  MicroFlex is a closed-cell EPDM-based polyolefin, produced in bun or block form. When compared to conventional sponge rubber based on EPDM and EPDM/SBR/polychloroprene blends, MicroFlex is said to offer a variety of benefits, including cost savings, improvements in physical properties and flexibility in fabrication techniques. Micro-Flex can be thermoformed. Conventional...

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• Bone marrow cell-harvesting system

  - 2003-09-01

  CELLECT[TM] is a minimally invasive device that utilizes a needle to collect bone marrow cells from the hip area and then processes the cells so they can be grafted onto the spine. This new technique to treat back pain may potentially result in significantly fewer complications than typically...

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• Lipex™ Cellect—the natural bioactive ingredient: Lipex™ Cellect is a unique bioactive ingredient from Karlshamns, designed to meet the need to supplement the natural skin lipids with caring cosmetics

  - 2003-05-01

  Lipex[TM] Cellect--functionality Lipex[TM] Cellect is a bioactive ingredient that offers caring properties by improving the skin barrier function and protection against environmental stress. The unique combination of phytosterol esters and Canola glycerides offers improved penetration and incorporation of natural sterols into the skin epidermal lipids. Scientific research has...

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• Larger site combines Rogers' foam output

  - 2002-10-28

  Byline: Mike McNulty An acquisition and a growing product portfolio have prompted Rogers Corp. to buy a large manufacturing facility for $10.4 million. The purchase will allow Rogers to consolidate its silicone foam and solid materials unit with polyolefin foam product lines purchased from Hyannis,...

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• Foam puts a stop to "bottoming out"

  - 2002-10-01

  Because EvaCell foam's air-filled cells prevent "bottoming out," it is a suitable cushioning material for use in fitness products, gymnastic mats, sports padding, and other consumer applications, says manufacturer Cellect. Easily fabricated and thermoformed into three-dimensional shapes, Cellect reports that EvaCell is lightweight, buoyant, and resistant to microbial growth. ...

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