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The overall size of a laboratory and the number of instruments present will play a significant role in the design and type of gas generator required

Homogenizers come in a variety of configurations, including handheld and bench-mounted models with a variety of probes to match the correct sample type, and test tube strikers for clinical and tissue applications

Different sizes of nucleic acids and proteins will directly affect the type of gel and, as a result, the tank that is ideal for the process

Two main configurations exist for lab freeze dryers

Key deciding factors in fume hood selection

Important things to think about when purchasing a GC

As it does with most lab instruments and equipment, the sample plays a major role in which evaporator will be best for your lab

A variety of different detectors exist for HPLC / UHPLC systems, and there are many other considerations when purchasing

Glassware washers come in a variety of configurations and sizes