Laboratory Product Showcase

This ProteomeWorks system consists of products and methods that have been specifically designed for the electrophoretic separation of
Atlas 2002 includes a series of new features to offer improved instrument control and ease of use.
Pipette Tracker is a powerful database solution designed to automate gravimetric pipette calibration and record keeping.
The VEE GEE brand thermometer line consists of a large selection of high-quality instruments to meet
The Mobile Bench provides auxiliary work space and a means to transport laboratory instrumentation and equipment up to 540 pounds.
The HPS Series 345 Pirani Gauge Sensor will measure from atmosphere to medium vacuum
This vented robotic containment enclosure provides containment with minimal air turbulence for laboratory

Featuring PharmaMaster® software, the IMD-A system is designed for easy measurement setup, monitoring and analysis.

The cation solutions kit has been designed for capillary electrophoresis analyses, and
Data collection and communication with your instruments is controlled from within your Excel worksheet by the Collect XL™ floating toolbar.

The NU 156 is the first choice in a Vertical Laminar Flow Wet Process Fume Hood for High Acid use: 100% Poly-Pro seam welded construction, longer lasting, metal free construction , Ergonomic Design large work space, clear view, Personnel and Product Protection with 100% clean air HEPA filtration and true Laminar Air Flow, Flexible Design and optional use of other thermoplastics so you get a Fume Hood built to your unique specifications

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

Designed for the most demanding validation and mapping applications, the Vaisala validation system is a powerful, easy-to-use alternative to thermocouple-based equipment and bulky data acquisition systems. A complete solution, our mapping tools eliminate costly downtime from pre- and post-calibration and deliver accurate, validatable results.

Life sciences organizations face more pressure than ever to run efficient, uninterrupted manufacturing production at the lowest possible cost. To stay compliant with government regulations, quality and manufacturing organizations must precisely follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) standardized processes and maintain an associated document control process that adheres to those requirements.