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Whether it is beer, wine, tap water, medicine, gasoline or paint, a fluid is processed by a Pall Corporation product approximately 60 million times a day. Pall Corporation is one of the largest and most diverse filtration, separations and purifications companies in the world. Its products include capsule filters, centrifugal devices, filter cartridges, IV filters, coalescers, membranes and air filters. These products are used in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, transfusion medicine, food and beverage, semiconductor, water purification, aerospace and industrial markets. In addition to its corporate headquarters in East Hills, N.Y., Pall Corporation has more than 50 offices throughout the world. The company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol PLL.

I.F. Associates, established in 1977 and located in Allenwood, NJ, is a leading provider of plastic injection molding solutions, specializing in both prototype development and high-volume production. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, the company serves a variety of industries including healthcare, consumer products, and telecommunications, delivering tailored solutions that meet their clients' specific needs. Certified under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016, I.F. Associates is known for its stringent quality control measures and expertise in the entire plastic injection molding process. Their experienced team collaborates closely with clients to ensure precision and reliability in every product, making them a trusted partner for many organizations seeking high-quality injection molded components and assemblies. Generated from the website

Worthington Biochemical Corporation was established in 1947 in Freehold, N.J., for the express purpose of preparing enzymes for the growing biochemical research community. The company continued to grow for more than 20 years virtually without competition as a manufacturer of high-purity enzymes. It also expanded into the emerging fields of clinical diagnostics and blood analysis kits. By 1976, when it was acquired by Millipore Corporation, Worthington had more than 300 employees, had outgrown two facilities and had sales offices in Europe, Canada and California. In 1986, the founder s son, Charles Worthington, bought the family company back and continued working with enzymes, with an emphasis on extracting enzymes from various animal and plant tissues and microbial sources, such as bacteria, fungi and molds. Worthington's ability to consistently produce enzymes and other proteins in their natural condition is the key to the company's continuing success. Headquartered in Lakewood, N.J., Worthington has fewer than 50 employees and distributes its products to 17 countries.