110 Current products for laboratory
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TG 209 F1 Libra® - Thermogravimetric Analyzer
The new TG 209 F1 Libra® unites extreme flexibility and outstanding performance in one instrument...
New Dimensions in Material Characterization
Unprecedented coupling of thermogravimetric analysis with gas chromatography yields significantly more details...
New microviscometer Lovis 2000 M/ME does a lot with a little sample volume
Lovis 2000 M/ME delivers deep insights into the viscosity of liquids. Results are available with a high end precision from a very little sample volume...
Vacuum concentrator with high sample capacity and innovative drive system
This newly developed CHRIST-vacuum concentrator SpeedDry 2-33IR is particularly suitable for gentle concentration of DNA/RNA, proteins...
Easier handling with improved "intuitive to use" - menu structures
Tthe use of a high performance digital signal processor, a high resolution colored TFT-display and the touch functionality gives the space for an easy...
Comfortable Handling by rectangular frontloader
WST avoids difficult handling of wired shelves and racks after prefreezing. Electrically heated shelves with »Wireless Shelf Technology«...
Multiwave PRO – Multiwave ECO
Based on its longstanding experience, Anton Paar launches two new microwave reaction systems for sample preparation: Multiwave PRO and Multiwave ECO...
The 'speedwave® four' ensures extremely simple operation and optimal safety
The new Berghof 'speedwave® four' microwave pressure digestion system makes laboratory work easier and safer. Thanks to the top loading concept...
Ideally-suited for the Inspection of Raw Materials and Chemicals Used in the Pharmaceutical Industry
The most sensitive and repeatable handheld spectrometer ever designed to identify harmful non-conforming materials before they reach production...
Eppendorf's product innovations for analytica 2012
The Mastercycler nexus sends an Email informing about its status. Via software control, the user can retrieve a booking schedule for the instrument...
