Laboratory Product Showcase

The Momentµm FTIR Microscope is the premier FTIR microscope for Mattson spectrometers.

Evoqua Water Technologies offers replacement cartridges for most of the major system suppliers. The wide selection of cartridge styles and types allows custom-configuration of your laboratory water system to meet a variety of application needs. Our cartridges realize a higher ion exchange capacity than what you are currently used to. Save money with lower replacement costs because our patented down flow design maximizes removal efficiency and cartridge capacity.

Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Spectroscopy is closely related to NMR Spectroscopy

The company offers the new Finnegan PolarisQ benchtop mass spectrometer, featuring next-generation external ionization technology for superior sensitivity and linearity as well as an easy access system design for routine maintenance requirements.

These cartridges and treatment packs work with water purification systems that combine a number of

The VanGuard 35mm Photo Packages are the perfect addition to a compound or Stereo Zoom trinocular microscope

This company has published a primer featuring their competence in the area of regulated analytical environments such as pharmaceutical and chemical QA/QC laboratories

Data collection and communication with your instruments is controlled from within your Excel worksheet by the Collect XL™ floating toolbar.

Atlas 2002 includes a series of new features to offer improved instrument control and ease of use.

The Centaurµs infrared (IR) microscope is the latest addition to the company’s line of microsampling products

The new CF160 Infinity Optical System is designed to accommodate the advanced imaging requirements of today’s fabs

Fan/filter units pre-treat and decontaminate exhaust from workstations and

The VEE GEE brand thermometer line consists of a large selection of high-quality instruments to meet

Freeze drying is a potentially damaging process, especially to labile materials such as proteins or living organisms. Depending on the product type damage can occur at various stages of the process including freezing, drying and heating.