AL IMP
Benchtop Thermogravimetric Analyzer IMP’s Apollo benchtop thermogravimetric analyzer (TGA) is well-suited for thermogravimetric analysis of a wide range of materials used in various mining, food, petrochemical, environmental and pharmaceutical applications. The instrument can accommodate 24 samples of up to 5 grams at a time with high precision and accuracy.
www.impautomation.com
IONICON—Booth 1622 Trace Gas Analyzer
IONICON Analytik offers a new compact high-resolution instrument. For the first time IONICON combines high-sensitivity with a high mass resolving power in a small and lightweight PTR-TOFMS. The PTR-TOF 4000 features the new Hexapole ION-GUIDE technology and a novel high-resolution TOF, resulting in mass resolution of up to 4000 m/ Δm and sensitivity of 200 cps/ppbv with a low detection limit of below 5 pptv.
www.ionicon.com
KD SCIENTIFIC—Booth 1134 Syringe Pump
KD Scientific offers the new Gemini 88 Plus, a syringe pump that is two pumps in one. Each channel of the pump can operate individually with different syringe sizes and flow rates. The pump can infuse both pumps simultaneously at different rates, or infuse with one syringe and withdraw with the other. When combined with a valve box, it provides continuous delivery.
www.kdscientific.com
LABCONCO—Booth 4634 Freeze Dryers
Users can eliminate long waiting periods and uncertainty from their freeze-drying process. Labconco’s new line of FreeZone freeze dryers are the first that can alert the user via e-mail when samples are ready. New End-Zone technology will be unveiled at Pittcon. FreeZone’s large, full-color display with touchscreen navigation brings the lyophilization process under operator control like never before.
www.labconco.com AMERICAN LABORATORY 53 LABSMITH—Booth 1237
Thermal Control Products for Microfluidic Applications LabSmith has developed a set of thermal control products specifically for microfluidic and other miniature applications. The products include thermal-electric modules for precision heating and cooling, temperature sensors; and versatile four-channel; 20-watt power modules. These products can be configured and automated by the company’s uProcess software for seamless integration with its other microfluidic control products (including valves, pumps and pressure sensors), or controlled via
I2C commands, a software developer’s kit or LabVIEW.
www.labsmith.com
LH TECHNOLOGIES—Booth 1336 Sapphire Dual-Inlet Bottle-Top Dispenser
The Sapphire bottle-top dispenser from LH Technologies features patented dual-inlet technology that allows the operator to perform dilution, rinsing, dual liquid handling and recirculation without dismounting the dispenser. It is made with highly chemical-resistant PTFE, PFA and borosilicate glass components. The borosilicate glass ball and seat valve assembly is 100% spring-free for reliable jam-free operation.
www.LHTechno.com
MOTIC—Booth 4252 Smart Microscopes Line
Motic offers Panthera, a line of “smart” microscopes with new features to make microscopy easier and more efficient. ImagingOnDevice technology enables direct interaction with images on a screen connected to the microscope. Users can capture images, create albums, take measurements, access camera controls and more, all without using a computer.
www.motic.com NABERTHERM INC.—Booth 3523
Split-Type Tube Furnaces for Horizontal/Vertical Operation up to 1300 °C
Split-type tube furnaces from Nabertherm include the RSH-Series, supplied in a tabletop design for horizontal use with integrated controls, and the RSV- Series for vertical operation. The controls are housed in a separate compact cabinet. All new models are equipped with B400–P470 controllers with integrated process documentation. Operators can easily read out the temperature curve by inserting a USB flash drive into the front socket of the controller. The process can be evaluated via the NTGraph freeware program, which runs on MS Excel.
www.nabertherm.com JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2017
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