Syrris Ltd

Address

27 Jarman Way
Royston
Herts, SG8 5HW
United Kingdom

Phone: 44 1763 242 555

Fax: 44 1763 242 992

Syrris is a world leader in high quality, innovative products for research and development chemists and chemical engineers.

Since forming in 2001, Syrris has grown year on year and now has products in hundreds of chemical companies and academic institutions worldwide including all of the top 20 pharma companies.

Based in Royston (near Cambridge), UK, Syrris has subsidiary offices in the USA, Japan, India and Brazil and over 30 distributors worldwide offering technical assistance and support.

Syrris takes pride in designing, developing and selling easy to use automated products for chemists in areas such as the pharmaceutical industry, academia, CROs, petrochemical industry etc.

These versatile products cover a broad range of applications from synthesis, process optimisation and reaction analysis to crystallisation, calorimetry, scale-up and many more. Syrris have two major product types: batch reactor systems and flow reactor systems.

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