20 Current products of Analytik Jena
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No matter what your preferred method of western blotting is, the UVP ChemStudio Series features the highest sensitivity in gel analysis available...
As a link between standard AAS instruments and ICP-OES spectrometers contrAA combines the best of two worlds...
The Globally Unique DNA Mini Kits Impress in Yield and Quality of the Isolated High-Molecular Nucleic Acids
The use of innovatively modified surfaces for the binding of nucleic acids (“Smart Modified Surfaces”) forms the basis of the technology...
Flexible Pipetting Platform for Fully Automated Single to Multichannel Liquid Handling
Offers maximum performance for the automation of your cellular assays...
Multifunctionality + Ease of Use + Flexible Analysis + Stability and Precision of Performance
Analytik Jena offers a new generation of elemental analyzers for simple and straightforward determinations of C, S and Cl in solid samples...
TC, TOC, TIC, NPOC, NPOC plus, POC, and TNb – All Methods with One Click
Working with multi N/C analyzers guarantees compliance with valid standards, such as: ISO, EN, DIN, EPA, ASTM, USP, FDA and pharmacopoeias...
Very Easy Determination of Adsorbable Organic Halogen Compounds
Vertical or horizontal? Are you tired of that question? Do both with one instrument...
Transverse-heated graphite furnace for optimum atomization conditions and high sample throughput
These instruments are available in two versions: for graphite furnace and hydride techniques, and for flame, hydride and graphite furnace techniques (tandem...
InnuPure C16 touch – The New Standard in Automated Extraction
The InnuPure C16 is a flexible and efficient extraction system for fully automated isolation and purification of nucleic acids...
Highest Sensitivity and Lowest Detection Limits with PlasmaQuant® MS Series and PQ LC
The PlasmaQuant MS series offers two high-performance models with lowest operating cost...
