Analytical Data Management
20 August, 2001 | Thermo Electron Corporation
eRecordManager is a software system for analytical data management, reporting and archival.
Ambient Temperature Monitoring
20 August, 2001 | Hanna Instruments Pty Ltd
The HI 148-00 and HI 150-00 ambient temperature monitors cover a temperature range of -20.0 to 60.0°C and have a ±0.5°C accuracy. This meets the requirements for the ANZFA proposed standard 3.2.2.
Cryoscopic Osmometer
20 August, 2001 | Gallay Medical & Scientific Pty Ltd
The Osmomat 030 automatic cryoscopic osmometer can be used for total osmolality measurements in medical, pharmaceutical, petrochemical and botanical applications.
Dry Block Heater
20 August, 2001 | Lomb Scientific (Aust) Pty Ltd
The BH-1/DIG Clifton Dry Block Heater has a user adjustable independent time and temperature controller and set values are retained even after power off. The unit features digital temperature display in 1°C resolution and a variable timer from 0 to 9999 minutes which activates automatically once setpoint temperature is reached. An audible buzzer indicates when the timed run has elapsed. The heater incorporates an over temperature safety device.
CGA351 oxygen analyser
20 August, 2001 | GE Panametrics Pty Ltd
Panametrics' CGA351 zirconium-oxide based oxygen analyser uses an advanced zirconium oxide sensor in combination with a new manifold assembly to ensure leak-free integrity and accurate measurement of oxygen content from percent levels to less than 0.1 ppm.
Thermoreactor Range
20 August, 2001 | Merck Pty Ltd
Merck has a range of sample preparation instruments for the digestion of water and wastewater samples prior to photometric analysis. It is often necessary to digest a sample to determine the concentration of a specific analyte that is in a complex, bound or colloidal form. This can be done with the addition of a digestion reagent and heating in a block heater (thermoreactor).
Fluorescence and Luminescence Plate Reader
20 August, 2001 | Global Life Sciences Solutions
The Tecan FARCyte is an advanced fluorescence and luminescence plate reader for all microplate formats and is optimised to perform in combination with the Gold CyDye red-shifted fluor range.
Microarray Labelling and Detection Kits
17 July, 2001 | PerkinElmer (Australia) Pty Ltd
The NEN TSA Microarray Labelling and Detection Kits allow researchers to use as little as 0.5-1.0 µg total RNA starting sample. This is a 100- to 200-fold decrease compared to conventional cDNA labelling protocols, and allows differential gene expression analysis on minute samples such as tissue biopsies. Part of a growing family of Micromax Microarray products, the NEN TSA Labelling and Detection Kits for glass cDNA microarrays are fully QC-tested packages, providing key reagents needed for differential gene expression analysis.
Carbohydrate Membrane Desalter
17 July, 2001 | Ai Scientific Pty Ltd
The Dionex CMD-I Carbohydrate Membrane Desalter is a cation-exchange membrane device that removes sodium ions from the eluent stream after oligosaccharide detection.
Automatic Focusing
17 July, 2001 | ZEISS Group
Documentation of microscopic examinations in life science, materials analysis and quality inspection must be reliable and objective. The Axiovision module Autofocus is useful when working with digital cameras, as it automatically focuses on the specimen and leads to razor sharp images every time.
Microplate
17 July, 2001 | VWR International Pty Ltd
Whatman has developed the UniPlate 400, a versatile addition to its range of specialist collection plates. It offers a high density 384 deep well format for high volume sample storage combined with heat stability and strength.
DNA Sample Prep Kits
26 June, 2001 | Merck Pty Limited
Montage Genomics Kits provide all necessary reagents and disposable materials needed to clean up DNA preps and provide high quality DNA suitable for sensitive genetic research applications.
Precision Balance
26 June, 2001 | VWR International Pty Ltd
The Ohaus Adventurer is a versatile, affordable, high-precision balance that offers laboratory users an economical way to perform a variety of functions.
Cryogenic NMR Probes
26 June, 2001 | Varian Australia Pty Ltd
Varian has cryogenic nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) probes for a range of demanding genomics, proteomics and drug discovery and development applications. The probes, cooled using liquid helium, claim a three- to four-fold increase in sensitivity compared to conventional NMR probes. As a result, current experiments can be performed 10-15 times faster, and the scope of compounds that can be analysed is expanded - particularly for those that are available only in minute quantities.
Digital Microscopy
26 June, 2001 | ZEISS Group
Axioplan 2 imaging MOT is claimed to offer the research and routine microscopist a number of new features. This specifically applies to examinations which are mainly performed using fluorescence techniques, eg, the examination of chromosomes and living cells in genetics and cell biology. The microscope's benefits include its high-speed shutter, the motorised double TV tube, improved operation, and optimised motor control.