38 May / June 2016


Figure 6. Industrial Solvent Mix on SLB-IL111i Figure 4. Resolution of Active Amyl Alcohol and Isoamyl Alcohol


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Revolutionary Sample Management Control


MicroSolv’s new Universal-2 Dimensional (U-2D) 96 Well Plate system offers users unprecedented Sample


Management Control. The patent pending design allows


Figure 5. Industrial Solvent Mix on SLB-IL60i


removal of the ‘rack’ containing precision glass inserts from the plastic base, enabling easy checking of the individual inserts for bubbles or missed fills, or for transfer to a thermal bath for controlled heating or cooling. Additionally individual glass inserts can be removed and placed into 9mm screw top autosampler vials for storage or for transfer to another instrument platform. This enables small volume samples to be stored with minimal loss of sample.


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The key benefits of the U-2D 96 Well Plates system include: * Ease of visual inspection


* Thermal control for even heating and cooling and increased reproducibility


* Compatibility with existing autosamplers * Flexibility – suitable for archive storage and further analyses


* Sustainability – fewer repeats required, less solvent used and reusable base


For further information on the U-2D Universal – 2 Dimensional 96 Well Plate system, contact technical@hichrom.co.uk or mtc-usa.com/.


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