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From basic micropipettes to electronic pipettes, there are a variety of types and volume ranges available to fit your exact needs
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Choosing the right pH meter probe (electrode) is important to configure the instrument to your sample type
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When purchasing technology for PCR and qPCR, consider the accuracy of the temperature and fluorescence measurements, and the robustness of the instrument as it will be running for long periods of time
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Effective lab monitoring can help improve the reliability and performance of the lab and ensures that lab staff are notified of out-of-specification situations promptly
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Optical microscopes offer ease of use but have limited resolving power. SEMs use a beam of focused high-energy electrons to produce information about the specimen including morphology, chemical composition, and crystalline structure
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Because microplate handlers can increase user walk-away time, as well as throughput and efficiency, they are often used in biomarker research, cell biology, and assay development
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There are many different configurations of mass spectrometers available depending on the sample type being analyzed and the resolution and speed of analysis required
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Before purchasing LC systems, it’s important to consider your application as specific components, including columns and detectors, that are better suited for certain sample types
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Vacuum pumps are used in freeze drying, evaporation, and more. Non-vacuum pumps are used in automatic pipetting, titration, and other applications
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Lab presses can be floor or benchtop units, can generate from 15 to upwards of 100 tons of compressive force, and have heated platens that can range from 600°F to 1200°F
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