Making room as the lab expanded
PTC Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company focused on innovative small molecule and gene therapies for rare gene disorders. As the company grew into its space in Pennington, New Jersey, the older lab equipment needed to be cleared out so newer equipment could be installed.
That meant carefully disconnecting and removing sensitive lab equipment — biosafety hoods, freezers and refrigerators among it — without disrupting the work going on around it.
Disconnected, removed, and given a second life
In July 2022, Quantum completed the disconnect and removal of the biosafety hoods, lab freezers, refrigerators and lab equipment. Rather than scrapping it, the used equipment was slated to be refurbished and resold to other labs nationwide.
Space ready, equipment reused
The older equipment came out cleanly, PTC’s space was ready for its new installation, and the used gear was routed back into service elsewhere.
Room for new equipment
With the older equipment cleared out, PTC’s growing lab was ready for its newer equipment to be installed.
Sensitive gear handled with care
Biosafety hoods, freezers and refrigerators were disconnected and removed without disrupting the active lab around them.
Reused, not scrapped
The used equipment was slated for refurbishment and resale to other labs across the country.
Expanding or clearing a lab?
We disconnect and remove biosafety hoods, freezers, refrigerators and lab equipment — and put the gear that still has life left back into use.