Laboratory Products 73 Remote Access /Network Connected Autoclaves Released
Astell Scientific, leaders is sterilisation since 1884, is delighted to announce the release of its latest Remote Maintenance/Diagnosis product option. The feature enables secure network connectivity, remote access, and diagnostics on any of its compatible circular or square section autoclaves.
Codenamed ‘RDM101’, the option is available on all new-build autoclaves featuring the latest version Astell colour touchscreen controller. It allows the customer to directly connect the machine to their own network and also provides a fully secure connection between machine and Astell Scientific, for the benefit of software updates, data interrogation and end-user troubleshooting.
The system offers three different ways to connect securely to a network: Wi-Fi; 3G/4G (mobile network requires a SIM card); Ethernet cable (direct connection to network).
Configuration is a one-time affair at point of order, but also requires additional setup once the machine is delivered, easily completed by the end user. It’s simple enough not to require any specific IT know-how.
Astell spokesperson Dave Thomas commented: “The benefits of a ‘connected’ autoclave controller can both simplify workflow and process for the laboratory facility, and enable faster support to minimise down time should a question or issue arise. These benefits become even more valuable when considering our growing international customer base”.
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Laboratory Tools for Sustainable Synthetic Organic Chemistry
Asynt reports that it has supplied Redbrick Molecular Ltd with a wide range of synthetic organic chemistry equipment for its new environmentally responsible laboratory.
Owned by an expandable group of leading UK universities, Redbrick Molecular has unparalleled access to intellectual property generated by these partners allowing them to produce novel strategic building blocks and organic fragments that are attractive to industrial medicinal chemists. Working closely with advisories from within the pharmaceutical industry the company is uniquely placed to produce the highest value compounds that enable its customers to develop novel drug candidates in new and protectable areas of chemical space.
Dan Cox, Lead Chemist at Redbrick Molecular said: “We set up our lab from scratch and needed to invest in the equipment to carry out synthetic chemistry. Oil baths not only present a fire hazard and create problems in terms of keeping glassware and fume cupboards clean, but they can also introduce a potential source of contamination to synthetic products. The Asynt DrySyn heating block range provide a much safer and cleaner way of heating reactions and came highly recommended to us.”
Dr Cox added: “We have been using our DrySyn heating blocks in combination with an Asynt CondenSyn air condenser to reflux a variety of solvents. Using the CondenSyn vastly reduces our water waste and not having to use water hoses also saves on space within the fume cupboard and there is no need to worry about leaks or floods. Unlike a traditional Liebig condenser, the CondenSyn air condenser is much more convenient to move from one fume cupboard to another (without the need for detachment of hoses and the draining of water) and can easily be cleaned. We were also very conscious of getting the most out of our fume cupboard space and in that regard the Asynt DrySyn MULTI is perfect as it allows us to heat 3 reactions on a single stirrer hotplate. All in all, Asynt has provided us with the products and support to undertake a wide range of synthetic reactions sustainably.”
For further information on lab products for sustainable synthetic organic chemistry please visit
http://www.asynt.com/about-us/sustainability/.
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Indonesia 5th Laboratory, Scientific Analytical Equipments and Services Exhibition and Conference
4 - 6 April 2018 Exhibition Highlights Hall A & B
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14th Asian Conference On Analytical Science (ASIANALYSIS 2018)
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