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New Microsite for Immobilized CSPs and Columns Launched
Chiral Technologies has launched a new microsite (
http://www.immobilizedchiralcolumns.com) dedicated to novel immobilized polysaccharide-based chiral stationary phases (CSPs).
The microsite showcases the CHIRALPAK® IA, IB and IC polysaccharide columns
and educates scientists on how to select the CSP ideally suited for their separation processes. Laboratory evaluation of columns packed with immobilized CSPs shows that they can also be effectively employed under reversed-phase (RP) chromatographic conditions. Many RP and LC/MS-compatible separation methods have been defined using these CSPs.
Provided in this new website is information about immobilized technology and how it can be utilized to address the most challenging chiral molecule separations. Product lists of immobilized CSPs and columns can be downloaded from this site. Access to catalogs and an applications CD-ROM is also available.
For more information visit
www.immobilizedchiralcolumns.com
Planned maintenance, repair, qualification and training for analytical instrumentation
Nick Bayliss recently joined NLG as Sales Manager. He has more than 10 years' experience within the industry,
and understands the demands laboratories face in meeting the need for effective, reliable support, at affordable prices.
Nick says: "I'm delighted to have joined the team here at NLG. It's a company with some genuine service benefits to offer UK laboratories. As Sales Manager I'm really looking forward to showing how NLG can work with labs to reduce service costs and increase instrument up-time. 'Rapid response', 'first-time, first-fix and 'value for money' are not clichés here at NLG, but aims we all take seriously to provide the best service possible.
"We specialise in the service and support of multi-vendor HPLC, GC and Mass Spec equipment, from manufacturers such as Agilent, Dionex, Gilson, Perkin Elmer, Shimadzu, Thermo and Waters.
Nick can be contacted at:
nick.bayliss@
nlg-analytical.co.uk
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