BGS Launches New Website with Enhanced Features!
With a clean, modern design and improved content, BGS Beta-Gamma-Service, a specialist provider in the field of radiation sterilization and radiation crosslinking, has completely relaunched it´s website for an improved user experience.
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Key Benefits and Features for Radiation Crosslinking and Radiation Sterilization Users:
- Enhanced Radiation Crosslinking Content: The updated pages now cover applications in automotive manufacturing and e-mobility, electronics, infrastructure and building technology, and mechanical engineering. Learn more at: https://bgs.eu/en/radiation-crosslinking/
- Enhanced Radiation Sterilization Content: Customers from the biotechnology, medical devices, and packaging industries can find valuable information on how to sterilize their products on a new page. Learn more at: https://bgs.eu/en/radiation-sterilization/
- New “Innovation” Section: Discover BGS\'s latest research projects, including radiation crosslinking of biopolymers and the recycling of radiation cross-linked plastics, in our new \"Innovation\" section. Learn more at: https://bgs.eu/en/cases-research-projects/
- Modern Design and Improved Usability: The new BGS website redesign features a sleek, contemporary look with intuitive navigation, making it easier than ever to find the information you need.
“With this new website, we’re excited to provide a platform that aligns with our commitment to quality and user satisfaction,” says Sarah Eling, Project Manager at BGS Marketing.
Visit the new website at https://bgs.eu/en/ to explore the advantages of radiation sterilization and radiation crosslinking today!
Author: BGS Beta-Gamma-Service GmbH & Co. KG
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BGS Beta-Gamma-Service GmbH & Co. KG.
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