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LABORATORY PRODUCTS
The Intelligent Transmitter
The new HygroFlex5 series from Rotronic, is the latest development in HVAC transmitters for relative humidity, temperature and dew point. Users benefit from its unique product advantages: freely selectable and scalable analogue outputs and which is network-capable, thanks to the digital outputs; in addition, it can handle all psychrometric calculations and can be updated via the internet.
The series offers maximum reproducibility (<0.02%RH) and guarantees a system precision of <0.8 %RH and 0.1 K. The load impedance can be up to 500 Ohm.
The HygroFlex5 is available as a duct-mounted (use in ventilation ducts) or wall- mounted (use in technical areas) version. All sorts of different probe
types can be connected to the transmitter. Customers can choose, for example, between a standard climate probe (wall or duct mounting), for use in the range - 40….100° or an industrial probe for process applications. Area of use 0…100 %RH, -100…200°C and 0...400 bar (0...5800 PSI).
The HygroFlex5 series is ideal for all applications where exact measurement of humidity and temperature is of decisive importance, for example the food and pharmaceutical industries, printing and paper industries, meteorology, agricultural sector, archaeology and climatology. There is hardly a field today in which these parameters may be ignored.
Circle no. 127 Light Scattering Illuminated
Malvern Instruments has introduced a comprehensive eLearning course that details light scattering for materials characterisation using the company’s Zetasizer Nano system. Course modules introduce dynamic and electrophoretic light scattering techniques as well as sample preparation, instrument configuration and how to set up standard operating procedures (SOPs). The new eLearning courses are a further addition to Malvern’s extensive and highly regarded education and training portfolio.
Two course admissions are being offered free of charge with every Zetasizer Nano purchased. Providing a convenient alternative to traditional face-to-face training courses these allow the system operator to work at their own pace and at a time of their choosing. To enable the course attendee to monitor their progress there is a test section at the end of each module. Additional places can be purchased as and when required and are ideal for rapidly introducing new users to the system. Malvern has a long track record in providing high quality education and support for a wide range of materials characterisation techniques and applications. An early pioneer in delivering web-based seminars and courses, Malvern has also built a vast electronic ‘knowledge base’ housing freely accessible materials including application notes, white papers, case studies, published articles and on-demand presentations.
Circle no. 129 A New Era in Ultra-High-Capacity Washing
Lancer introduces the new 1600 LXP. By using innovative techniques, such as a new piping system and a large flexibility in the configuration of loading alternatives for different types of glassware, the new 1600 LXP is well suited to fit the market needs for high-productive labs at the same time combining energy efficiency. “Thanks to a constant reduction in energy and water consumption levels of our washers, we have achieved one of the lowest water consumptions rates in the industry. We then do help labs to reduce their environmental impact without any compromise of washing efficiency. This is surely one of our main achievement at Lancer,” said Emmanuel Esther, Export and Marketing Manager at Getinge Lancer in Toulouse. A durable and effective design ensures a long lifetime and trouble free ownership. With four wash levels and a chamber height of 855mm, Lancer 1600 LXP can handle many different types of loads. A wide range of accessories are available and thanks to adjustable height and interchangeable accessories, loading and handling is easy and user-friendly.
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