Chiral Technologies Celebrates 20 Years in Advancing Technology
Chiral Technologies, Inc. (West Chester, PA) are celebrating 20 years as the leader in enantioselective chromatography.
Chiral Technologies, Inc. (West Chester, Pennsylvania) are celebrating 20 years as the leader in enantioselective chromatography. In 1990, CTI became the first company to make chiral columns and chiral stationary phases (CSPs) commercially available, "forever changing man's interaction with science and each other."
"After 20 years, we are still dedicated to our goal of enabling researchers to develop single-enantiomer products," said Dieter Heckmann, President and CEO of Chiral Technologies, Inc. "We will continue to pave the way for future discoveries in life science."
According to a press release issued by the company, CTI's columns and CSPs are vital in allowing pharmaceutical and biotech companies go to market faster with their products, and they continue to produce CSPs and columns that have remained among the highest quality in the industry for the past two decades.
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