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Our booth traffic was consistently strong and we generated a significant number of inquiries for our new instruments.
POLYMER DIAGNOSTICS, INC (PDI)
The staff of Polymer Diagnostics, Inc (PDI) has assisted in the development of polymer technology for over 50 years. PDI work hand-in-hand with your technical staff to identify and resolve process issues, while maintaining the confidentiality of your information. The Company’s technical expertise provides the real-world solutions your demanding problems deserve. Whether you require failure analysis, advanced rheological measurements, product deformulation, mechanical property testing, technical legal support or any of their many comprehensive capabilities, PDI can help solve your problems.
Email:
news@polymerdiagnostics.com Web:
www.polymerdiagnostics.com
BOOTH 1670 SCINCO CO, LTD
As a leading manufacturer of the high-quality scientific instruments, Scinco have been manufacturing a wide range of spectroscopic products over 20 years, such as a variety range of UV VIS spectrophotometers, including diode array UV-Vis and double beam spectrophotometers, microscopic UV Vis spectrophotometers and fluorescence spectrometers. Scinco also manufacture colour spectrophotometers with the state-of-the-art technology applied and coming soon is a new concept of analyser for simultaneous fluorescence and absorption measurement in Bio applications.
Additionally, Scinco provide high-quality HPLC-Diode array detectors for OEMas well as thermal analysers (DSC, TGA, STA) for various analytical fields.
Email:
scinco@scinco.com Web:
www.scinco.com
BOOTH 1633
RADWAG
Radwag Balances and Scales, established in 1984, is one of the leaders in the worldwide weighing market, offering complete range of advanced weighing solutions for of all branches of industry including chemical, pharmaceutical, food-processing. The product portfolio ranges from ultra-microbalances with the readability of 0,1ug , automatic mass comparators, to checkweighers and weighing networks managing systems - E2R. Visit booth no 3541 to see their new balances 2Y series redefining the ergonomics and the speed of weighing.
Radwag is represented by Radwag USA LLC, located in 19599 NE 10th Ave., #E, North Miami Beach, FL, 33179 USA.
Email:
office@radwagusa.com Web:
www.radwag.com
BOOTH 3541 RIGAKU CORPORATION
Since its inception, Rigaku has been at the forefront of analytical and industrial instrumentation technology. Today, with hundreds of major innovations to their credit, the Rigaku Group of Companies are world leaders in the fields of general X-ray diffraction, thin film analysis, X-ray spectrometry, SAXS, protein and small molecule X-ray crystallography, Raman spectroscopy, X-ray optics, semiconductor metrology, automation, X-ray sources, computed tomography, nondestructive testing and thermal analysis. This year Rigaku are proudly celebrating the 60th
anniversary of theier founding, which occurred in December of 1951.
Email: info@rigaku,com Web:
www.rigaku.com
BOOTH 967 “
SEDERE SAS
Sedere produces and distributes SEDEX detectors, the most complete and versatile product line dedicated to Low-Temperature Evaporative Light-Scattering Detection (LT-ELSD™) used in Liquid Chromatography. As an industry leader, Sedere leverages decades of experience and customer knowledge to provide R&D and QC laboratories with High Performance detectors.
To continue a remarkable evolution, Sedere introduces the new SEDEX LT-ELSDModel 90. SEDEX 90LT results from a novel detection technology and provides outstanding performances such as Picogram Level Sensitivities, Overall Direct Linearity, Broad Dynamic Range, Excellent Efficiency and Response Consistency. Thus, SEDEX 90LT brings to the chromatographers the Ultimate High Performance aerosol-based detector for truly Universal solutions.
Email:
manager@sedere.com Web:
www.sedere.com
BOOTH 4741
On a value-for- money judgment we believe that Pittcon 2011 was a success for us, in promoting our products and meeting with distributors and trade partners.
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