Products

Lab power supply

21 April, 2003 | Helios Power Solutions

Amtex Electronics has introduced the ZUP series of laboratory power supplies. The series includes standard features such as overvoltage/undervoltage settings, last setting memory with automatic or safe restart options, universal input 85-267 VAC, built-in RS-232 and RS-485 interface and a GPIB programming option.

Excimer laser ablation system

21 April, 2003 | Thermo Fisher Scientific

The New Wave Research/Merchantek laser ablation systems feature numerous innovations including flat beam ablation, 213 nm UV ablation and Merchantek laser ablation software.

Maldi-mass spectrometry matrices

21 April, 2003 | Merck

Maldi (matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionisation), a laser-based soft ionisation method, is one of the most successful ionisation methods for mass spectrometric analysis and investigation of large molecules.

Visible light spectrophotometers

21 April, 2003 | VWR International Pty Ltd

The range of Bibby Anadeo visible spectrophotometers is compact and easy to use. It has a large clear LCD, an intuitive navigation system, and is user-friendly. Users can become familiar with the functions very rapidly, including the programmable memory facility. The precision optics system gives reliable results.

ICP/ICP-MS Glassware

21 April, 2003 | G&C Instrument Services Pty Ltd

G&C Instrument Services supplies a range of ICP and ICP-MS glassware suited to many different manufacturers and models. The range includes torches, spray chambers, nebulisers, bonnets, demountable systems and some specialised items.

Raman microspectroscopy

21 April, 2003 | Warsash Scientific Pty Ltd

Warsash Scientific has released the InVia Reflex fully automated Raman microscope from Renishaw. They add simplicity of operation to the performance and flexibility to Renishaw's high optical efficiency Raman microspectrometer design, with a directly coupled Leica DMLM microscope.

Spectroscopic research spectrometer

21 April, 2003 | Ai Scientific Pty Ltd

The Digilab FTS 7000 is a high performance spectrometer designed to meet the requirements of the spectroscopic researcher. Based on a 2" clear aperture, air-bearing, 60° Michelson interferometer and a high flux water-cooled source, the FTS 7000 can be configured to cover the spectral range from 50,000 to 10 cm-1. It also has a wide range of scan speeds, capable of collecting over 100 spectra per second in rapid scan mode, down to slow step scan speeds for frequency domain or time domain step scan spectroscopy.

Fourier transform infrared spectro

21 April, 2003 | Shimadzu Scientific Instruments (Oceania) Pty Ltd

Shimadzu's FT-IR, the IR Prestige-21, offers an expandable wavelength range from near IR to far IR (12,500 to 240 cm-1) and features an S/N ratio of 40,000:1 or higher. This is achieved with a high sensitivity DLATGS detector, high throughput optical elements and a high intensity ceramic light source.

ICP-MS

21 April, 2003 | Varian Australia Pty Ltd

Varian's ICP-MS offers ease of use and high sensitivity with its 90° ion optics. The ion mirror reflects analyte ions through 90°, while neutrals and photons pass through. This produces a very high signal to background ratio for low-level detection limits and features tunable gigahertz sensitivity (one thousand million counts per second for every ppm).

Food analyser

20 February, 2003 | Analytical Technologies Australia

The Unity FoodStar 1100 is a scanning NIR analyser designed to meet a wide variety of at-line analysis needs. The FoodStar 1100 uses the entire shortwave-NIR scanning range (730-1100 nm) to provide accurate readings of fat, moisture, protein, and many other constituents.

Visible light spectrophotometers

20 February, 2003 | VWR International Pty Ltd

The range of Bibby Anadeo visible spectrophotometers is compact and easy to use. It has a large clear LCD, an intuitive navigation system, and is user-friendly. Users can become familiar with the functions very rapidly, including the programmable memory facility. The precision optics system gives reliable results.

ICP-MS

20 February, 2003 | Varian Australia Pty Ltd

Varian's ICP-MS offers ease of use and high sensitivity with its 90° ion optics. The ion mirror reflects analyte ions through 90°, while neutrals and photons pass through. This produces a very high signal to background ratio for low-level detection limits and features tunable gigahertz sensitivity (one thousand million counts per second for every ppm).

Raman microspectroscopy

20 February, 2003 | Warsash Scientific Pty Ltd

Warsash Scientific has released the InVia Reflex fully automated Raman microscope from Renishaw. They add simplicity of operation to the performance and flexibility to Renishaw's high optical efficiency Raman microspectrometer design, with a directly coupled Leica DMLM microscope.

Maldi-mass spectrometry matrices

20 February, 2003 | Merck

Maldi (matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionisation), a laser-based soft ionisation method, is one of the most successful ionisation methods for mass spectrometric analysis and investigation of large molecules. In addition, analysis of post source decay (decay of proteins following the ionisation) in many cases allows rapid sequencing of proteins. Thus Maldi has gained a crucial importance for protein analysis.

Spectroscopic research spectrometer

20 February, 2003 | Ai Scientific Pty Ltd

The Digilab FTS 7000 is a high performance spectrometer designed to meet the requirements of the spectroscopic researcher. Based on a 2" clear aperture, air-bearing, 60° Michelson interferometer and a high flux water-cooled source, the FTS 7000 can be configured to cover the spectral range from 50,000 to 10 cm-1. It also has a wide range of scan speeds, capable of collecting over 100 spectra per second in rapid scan mode, down to slow step scan speeds for frequency domain or time domain step scan spectroscopy.

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