DKSH Business Unit Technology has expanded a partnership with Biolin Scientific, a leading provider of world-leading surface science instruments. DKSH will provide sales, marketing, application support, and after-sales services in Australia, Indonesia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam in addition to our existing partnerships in China, Malaysia, and Thailand.

Biolin Scientific excels as a distinguished front-runner in the realm of advanced surface and interface studies. Their extensive product lineup features Attension® Optical and Force tensiometers, the premium QSense QCM-D solution, and the KSV NIMA for the fabrication and characterization of advanced organized thin films.

Serving a wide array of industries including biotechnology, chemicals, cleaning and detergents, coatings, electronics, energy, environment, food and beverage, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, and paper and board. Biolin Scientific's applications encompass a broad range of areas such as chemical analysis, surface-molecule interactions, drug attributes, surfactants, and the pristine cleanliness of silicon wafers.

“The collaboration with DKSH Business Unit Technology has been instrumental in our success in China. DKSH demonstrated professionalism, unwavering commitment, and exceptional expertise in expanding our business in China. Based on their impressive track record, we are confident in DKSH’s ability to replicate this success across the markets,” said Karin Fischer, CEO of Biolin Scientific.

Hanno Elbraechter, Head Business Unit Technology, DKSH, commented: “We are glad to have the opportunity to expand our partnership with Biolin Scientific. Their solutions complement our product portfolio of material characterization and biophysical characterization. Leveraging our extensive sales coverage, own center of excellence with workflow demonstration, application development capabilities, and unparalleled after-sales services, we will further grow Biolin Scientific’s business in key industries, including Biotechnology and Pharma, Food and Beverage, Electronics and Surface Science across the markets.”