October 2011 Technology News

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

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Analytical

Nano Particle Analyzer
SZ-100

  • Analyzes key particle physical properties including size and zeta potential
  • Capable of performing size measurements at both right angle (90°) and backscatter (173°)
  • Allows particle size measurements with a variety of cells and sample volumes down to 10 μL
  • Unique semi-disposable zeta potential cells can typically measure hundreds of samples before requiring replacement

Horiba Scientific
www.horiba.com

ICP-OES Spectrometer
SPECTROBLUE

  • Generator design packs an ample power reserve that can handle extreme plasma loads
  • Sealed optic system abolishes gas purging for a lifetime savings totaling up to one-third of the instrument’s purchase price
  • Permits a direct, high-luminance path for maximized light throughput
  • Comes with easy-to-use SMART ANALYZER VISION software

Spectro
www.spectro.com

Tandem Quadrupole MS Detector
Xevo® TQD

  • Enables the collection of highly specific quantitative data for target compounds, while providing the ability to simultaneously visualize all other components
  • Features a wide range of ionization capabilities today, futureproofing for the innovations of tomorrow
  • Designed to reduce complexity, increase ease of use, and ensure correct result is delivered every time.

Waters Corporation
www.waters.com

Basic Lab

Rotational Viscometer
Black Pearl

  • Performs both routine rheological tests and complex rheological evaluation
  • Comes standard with built-in Peltier temperature control for all measuring systems
  • Measuring systems employ novel “Quick Capture” mounting technology
  • Features an angular velocity range from 0.01 to 200 rad/s, a torque range from 0.005 to 20 mNm and a temperature range from -10° to 120° C

ATS RheoSystems
www.atsrheosystems.com

Environmental Simulation Chamber
MKFT

  • Designed for alternating-climate profiles at temperatures between -70 °C and +180 °C
  • Provides an interior volume of 8.1 cu/ft and includes an integrated LCD screen
  • electronically controlled APT.line™ preheating chamber ensures temperature accuracy and reproducible results
  • Without humidity, the MKFT offers a temperature range of -70 °C to +180 °C; with humidity, the temperature range is 10 °C to 95 °C

Binder Inc.
www.binder-world.com

Product Spotlight

More Elements, Higher Resolution

Microscope’s sensitivity, speed, and 3D analytical capabilities help users innovate

FEI Company hopes to enable breakthroughs in many key customer areas with the release of its Titan™ G2 80-200 with ChemiSTEM™ technology, a new member of the Titan G2 series of S/TEM (scanning/transmission electron microscopes).

“By combining the Titan platform’s latest generation of electron optics with the revolutionary analytical sensitivity of ChemiSTEM™ technology, we have created a microscope that can deliver atomic resolution elemental maps in minutes and adds new capabilities in addressing our customer’s applications in materials science, chemistry, and nanotechnology,” said Trisha Rice, vice president and general manager of FEI’s research business unit.

Dr. Paul Kotula of Sandia National Laboratories said that his institute chose the new Titan because of its combination of the latest in probe-correction technology and large solidangle, windowless silicon-drift x-ray detectors (SD’s).

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