Laboratory Product Showcase

The Wakosil-II HPLC Columns are designed for improved separation, resolution, and peak shape in polar compounds and drug discovery screening...
The Signature series of wooden laboratory furniture is flexible in style and can be used in a number of
We are pleased to introduce our new VanGuard line of microscopes and accessories
The VLF-6 is a small, bench-mounted vertical laminar flow cabinet providing Class 100 clean air conditions
Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Spectroscopy is closely related to NMR Spectroscopy
The Mass-Trak II mass flow controller features a stainless steel flow body and a cleanable sensor that controls the flow of corrosive and toxic gases...

When you need to monitor hard-to-reach locations or reconfigure your facility’s equipment or sensing devices, a reliable wireless data logger is the most convenient option. Vaisala’s wireless data loggers are equipped with on-board power, memory, stable sensors and a Wi-Fi transmitter to make device placement and chamber relocation simple and easy.

Mattson announces release of new FTIR Validator Kit for Mid and Near-Infrared
The Milli-RO Plus System removes a high percentage of common water contaminants by

In-depth characterisation of your product in terms of its key thermal temperatures and behaviour is the first step in product and process development. This information will provide the foundation for all further R&D, scale-up and QC.

Millions of patients have health care needs that only mixed prescriptions can aid in their continuing health. Compounding pharmacists mix drugs to fit those needs. NuAire manufactures pharmacy equipment that meets U.S. Pharmacopeia's (USP) <797> standard for compounding sterile preparations.

The Liquid-Processor is a rotary-axial dispensing mechanism that serves as a diluter, dispenser, pipettor and
PROSPEKT-MS is a fully automated, on-line solid phase extraction system....
The new HPS Effluent Management Subsystem for Tungsten CVD can prevent the solidification of condensable byproducts and the chemical reaction that causes additional buildup