Technology News May 2013

The latest equipment, instrument, and system introductions to the laboratory market.

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ICP-MS System
Aurora™ Elite

  • Complements the now updated workhorse aurora M90 ICP-MS for routine laboratory analysis
  • Sets new standards for sensitivity and matrix robustness, even exceeding the performance of expensive magnetic sector field ICP-MS systems in many aspects
  • Features 1.5 gigahertz per parts per million (1.5 GHz / ppm) sensitivity for precise and accurate quantification at single digit ppt levels and below

Bruker
www.bruker.com

HPLC/UHPLC System
Nexera X2

  • Enables analysis at pressures up to 19,000 psi
  • Autosamplers provide near-zero carryover, support ultra-fast analysis with a cycle time of 14 secs and deliver excellent injection reproducibility down to 0.1 ul injection volumes
  • Users can configure the system with a variety of solvent delivery units and column ovens to meet many laboratory workflows

Shimadzu
www.ssi.shimadzu.com

Product Spotlight

Customized Chromatography

Plug-and-play modules mean system can change with user’s needs

Bio-Rad’s new medium pressure modular chromatography system—the NGC™doesn’t bring much new to the table in terms of hardware, but provides quite a change in terms of user experience.

As suite of plug-and-play modules, available for users in early spring 2013, enable researchers to expand the system’s capabilities based on the user’s changing throughput or application needs.

“Our platform needs to align with our customers’ needs today as well as tomorrow,” said Richard Lee, Bio-Rad’s marketing manager for laboratory chromatography products, life science group, at the company’s Pittcon 2013 press conference where the system was officially unveiled.

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