Nobody gets excited about lab ovens, but they are definitely essential lab components. Ovens are found in almost every industrial, research and development laboratory. Keep reading to get the exciting results of our lab ovens survey.

Recently a blogger on LabSpaces confessed her biggest lab mistake. No, she didn’t set fire to anything, spill a chemical, or release any noxious fumes into the environment. As a young lab technician, she simply loaded up a plastic tray with glass...

Provide a temperature range of 5 to 30 °C and a cooling capacity from 700 to 2,000 W Feature 24 different configurations, so users can tailor a system to their specific needs.

Scans full wavelength spectrum (absorbance, percent transmittance, intensity) in less than one second.

Quantifying Organics Through Oxidation, Detection

In-house generation of TOC-grade gas readily provides the required volume of sufficiently pure gas for superb sensitivity with a TOC analyzer. The gas is available on demand and is present at a lower pressure than the gas from a cylinder, increasing laboratory safety.

Over the years lab workers have come to expect more from instrumentation, and pH meters are no exception.