SHOW PREVIEW BY GWYNETH ASTLES
The 22nd International Trade Fair for Laboratory Technology, Analysis and Biotechnology, promises to be the most international analytica to date. Analytica 2010, March 23 – 26, is anticipating 1000 exhibitors and over one third of them are from countries other than Germany. Many of the world's leading manufacturers, suppliers and scientists in the laboratory technology, instrumental analysis and biotechnology fields will be travelling from all over the globe to take part.
In addition to the extensive exhibition showcasing all of the products and developments for analysis laboratories that are currently on the market, visitors can also look forward to the analytica Conference, which is an important analysis congress in Europe. The conference, whose slogan is "Talking Science – Today's Knowledge for Tomorrow's Applications", is held on the first three days of the fair (March 23 – 25) and will feature four plenary presentations and 23 symposia with renowned speakers from Germany and abroad.
In the following pages we take a look at a cross-section of some of the exhibitors and products that will be on display this year. For further information and a full exhibitor list go to
www.analytica.de
A. KRÜSS OPTRONIC
A. Krüss Optronic has launched a new family of laboratory instruments - 4 new density meters that meet all laboratory demands from daily use to high-precision measurements.
DS7400/DS7500 operate with a world novelty: a micromechanical measuring cell. It allows samples of only 80µl for perfect measuring results. DS7800 and DS7900 are “classic” density meters based on well-established oscillating u-tube technology.
Additionally, DS7500 and DS7900 scale up standards with 0.00005 g/cm³ accuracy of measured value and a repeatability of 0.00001 g/cm³. All 4 devices have a built-in Peltier thermostat with temperature repeatability of +/- 0.02°C and are NIST and GLP/GMP compliant.
Email:
info@kruess.com Web:
www.kruess.com
HALL B1 STAND 121/220
AURORA INSTRUMENTS LTD
Aurora instruments Ltd, based in Vancouver Canada is dedicated to designing, manufacturing and servicing scientific instruments. Their mission is to provide analytical chemists with unique, high quality, cost- effective instruments with long term technical support.
Aurora instruments product line includes: atomic absorption spectrometer, atomic florescence spectrometer, sample preparation station, microwave digestion, robotic liquid handling system and UV/Vis spectrometer. Other Products that are offered by Aurora are OEM products, hollow cathode lamps, standard solutions, clinical chemistry analysers, autosamplers and other accessories.
Aurora is looking for active distributors in Europe and Middle East.
Email:
info@aurora-instr.com Web:
www.aurora-instr.com
HALL A3 STAND 133
AES CHEMUNEX
Established in 1980, AES Chemunex is the first manufacturer to develop a full line of tools for microbiology laboratories, from sample collection to results.
The company has gained a proven experience in mastering different technologies like flow- and laser scanning cytometry, molecular biology, culture media or metrology. These different technologies are supported by 6 specialised departments. This is the reason why AES Chemunex is considered an expert in all steps of the microbiological analysis
Email:
contact@aeschemunex.com Web:
www.aeschemunex.com
HALL B1 STAND 222
AVANTES BV
Avantes is a leading company in the field of fibre optic spectroscopy and fibre optic measurement applications. They manufacture miniature spectrometer systems designed to enable research and industrial measurements and analysis involving the metrology of light. Avantes spectroscopy solutions facilitate measurements in the ultra-violet, visible and near-infrared wavelengths ranging from chemical composition and quantification to colour measurement and radiometry. With an installed base of over 10,000 systems throughout the world and 15 years of experience in fibre optic spectroscopy, Avantes is equipped to meet the challenges presented by applications facing their customers. Avantes spectrometers, light sources and fibre optic sampling accessories provide the enabling technology for spectroscopy and material characterisations in many industries.
Email:
Info@avantes.com Web:
www.avantes.com
ANALYTIK JENA AG
The brand new double-beam spectrophotometer SPECORD® PLUS offers highest precision and total reliability of measurement results. An extensive range of accessories guarantees flexibility and efficiency for all routine or special applications. The generously sized sample chamber and easily accessible durable radiation sources are a novelty. Features include: no warm-up phase, plug and play; comprehensive method collection; automatic accessory recognition; intuitive multilingual software navigation; modular software concept.
The SPECORD®
analysis or special application – with your SPECORD® all future requirements.
Email:
iinfo@analytik-jena.de Web:
www.analytik-jena.com
HALL A3 STAND 321 & HALL B2 STAND 342
PLUS offers the right solution for numerous applications. Routine PLUS you are well prepared for
AWEL CENTRIFUGATION
A new brand of centrifuges is introduced at Analytica - AWEL™ - “wind” in the language of Brittany (France) where the centrifuges are designed and manufactured. The offer covers clinical, multifunction and research applications. A dozen models will comprise a range covering all major segments of the centrifuge market.
Although new, AWEL is produced by a European team with over 25 years’ experience in centrifugation – your assurance of quality and performance. With advanced ergonomics, exceptional safety features and a responsible approach to ecology, the AWEL range responds to customer needs, offering exceptional versatility and capacity at an attractive price.
Email:
contact@awelcentrifugation.com Web:
www.awelcentrifugation.com
HALL B2 STAND 322 HALL A2 STAND 246
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