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.
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.
LIMS Implementation
21 May, 2001 | Thermo Electron Corporation
Thermo LabSystems has a full-colour printed case study on the development and implementation of its flagship LIMS product, SampleManager, by its Pathfinder global services group at AstraZeneca's pharmaceutical production sites in Sweden.
Capillary Columns
21 May, 2001 | Grace Discovery Sciences
Econo-Cap Capillary Columns are claimed to be identical in construction, quality and performance to other premium lines of capillary GC columns.
Bioscience Spectrophotometer
21 May, 2001 | Shimadzu Scientific Instruments (Oceania) Pty Ltd
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments has introduced a second UV/Vis spectrophotometer dedicated to bioscience applications. The compact and easy to use BioMini is capable of nucleic acid analysis, protein quantitation, and spectrum measurement. The comprehensive nucleic acid module provides quantitation methods for double and single stranded DNA, RNA and standard Warburg-Christian.
Photometer
21 May, 2001 | Merck Pty Ltd
Spectroquant Nova 30/60 Photometers have a diode array design with no moving parts. Barcoded sample vials eliminate the need to select methods and wavelengths manually.
Lab Reactor
21 May, 2001 | In Vitro Technologies Pty Ltd
The Multi-Clave 10X combines simplicity, high-pressure, agitation, small size and high throughput in a laboratory reactor assembly.
Microplate Pipetting System
23 April, 2001 | VWR International Pty Ltd
Bio-Tek Instruments has released Precision 2000, a 96/384 well automated microplate pipetting system.
Flash Chromatography Columns
23 April, 2001 | Varian Australia Pty Ltd
Varian has a range of prepacked disposable columns for flash chromatography. The columns help speed the drug discovery process by offering faster, more reliable purification, and by eliminating column-packing procedures.
Ion Analysis
23 April, 2001 | Ai Scientific Pty Ltd
The Dionex DX-80 Ion Analyser is a reliable, low cost instrument for the analysis of anions or cations. The DX-80 is preconfigured and specifically designed for routine ion analysis.
Temperature Logger
23 April, 2001 | Hanna Instruments Pty Ltd
HI 140 Temperature Dataloggers are suitable for chilled food, deep freeze and frozen food applications and are waterproof (IP68).
Peak hydrogen generator
21 March, 2001 | On Site Generating Solutions
The Peak Hydrogen Generator has been upgraded to incorporate many design features and enhancements.
Simultaneous Sampling Device
20 March, 2001 | National Instruments Aust Pty Ltd
The PXI/CompactPCI platform can be used to make high speed measurements on multiple channels with the PXI-6115 multifunction device, National Instruments' first 12-bit simultaneous sampling data acquisition device for PXI.
Endotoxin and b-Glucan Determination
20 March, 2001 | Sapphire Bioscience
Seikagaku Corporation's Fungitec G Test is a highly sensitive enzymatic method for detection and quantification of (1-3)-b-glucan in the cell wall of fungi. Samples could include plasma and serum from patients with suspected invasive mycosis. The kit is designed as an end-point colourimetric assay and comes with all necessary reagents including a pretreatment set to limit interference and a b-glucan standard.
Environmental Elements Analysis
20 March, 2001 | Varian Australia Pty Ltd
The Vista-MPX inductively coupled plasma-optical emission spectrometer (ICP-OES), can measure all 22 US EPA environmental elements (Method 200.7) in just five minutes per sample.