Depending on the intended use, there are a variety of oven types to choose from

Depending on the type of sample being analyzed, as well as the analytical interests of the researcher, there are some configuration options which should be considered beforehand

Depending on the scope and processes of the laboratory, there are a number of microplate technology options available

Things to think about when buying a microscope

The sample type and solution into which it is placed can have an effect on the type of lab microwave used

The type of sample—usually its hardness or malleability—can have a significant impact on the type of mill or grinder needed

Three key aspects to focus on when picking the best pH meter for your lab

The viscosity of the sample will have a direct influence on which pipette is required

If the sample matrix may change down the road, it may be wisest to go with a more robust EPA and SPE system which can handle all types of solvents

It all comes down to the sample

Three things to ask about when buying a UV-Vis instrument in particular

As volumes can vary from sample to sample, purchasing the right size of stirrer or mixer is one important consideration