75 Sample Preparation & Processing New Knife Mill for Quick and Effective Sample Homogenisation
Tough? Fatty? Fibrous? No problem for the new GM 200. The GRINDOMIX is the perfect mill to homogenise dry, oily, fatty, soft and tough sample materials, for analysis results with minimum standard deviation.
The GM 200 model for sample volumes up to 700 ml has been completely revised. Thanks to the powerful 1000 W drive and the innovative Boost function with 14.000 rpm, the mill is powerful enough to homogenise even difficult samples like tough meat with skin or fibrous plants very quickly and efficiently. The new GM 200 is operated via a user-friendly 4.3’’ touch display and allows storage of 8 SOPs and 4 program sequences.
The GM 200 is the first Retsch mill to provide direct access to the new MyRETSCH web portal containing a wealth of product- and application-related information like grinding protocols, videos, operating manuals, tips and tricks etc. The user simply needs to scan the QR code in the display to get access.
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Next Generation Hotplate and Stirrer Announced
Wiggens’ innovative technology has been used to produce the new generation round top hotplate-stirrer WH240 series. The hot plate uses unique infrared technology with a power of up to 600W and the ceramic glass has a high infrared transparency which results in a very high heating efficiency in a standard round top plate of 135mm diameter. Optimised PID parameters allows many different kinds of applications.
A specially designed stainless steel protection ring, sealed outer shell of the top plate, and the robust ceramic glass can resist a thermal shock of 700ºC guaranteeing an enhanced longevity of the instrument. The control system has been updated to a higher level using a bright LCD display with adjustable backlight for user friendly monitoring and setup. Adjustable safety temperature setting using independent safety temperature circuit ensures a high safety level.
A well-chosen design with reliable embedded temperature sensors inside the ceramic glass top plate makes the control more stable and accurate. A wide range of accessories suitable for the standard top size can provide uniform heating for multiple size vials in parallel reactions with a superior stirring effect as well. The products are now available for the international market with various voltage standards.
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Automation for Every Laboratory
The Eprep suite of innovative technologies brings affordable robotic sample preparation to every laboratory. Rapid programming and simple instrument setup that allows even complex Workflows to be configured in minutes. The ePrep’s standalone operation also improves flexibility and effectiveness in a laboratory setting.
Sample Preparation techniques constitute a high portion of analytical cost, with basic liquid handling making up the bulk. Sample preparation techniques have not kept up with the efficiency of modern analytical equipment and are the major source of analysis errors and cost. Despite this, most Analytical Chemistry Laboratories are reluctant to automate due to high cost and complexity of traditional sample preparation automation.
The desktop instrument allows robotic sample preparation anything between 5 or 500 samples, achieves effortless accuracy and consistent results. It targets Environmental, Clinical, Food, Life Sciences, Biotechnology and Forensics markets against alternative technologies and competitors.
Eprep’s total offering addresses the specific needs and problems with sample preparation for most analytical chromatography laboratories. ePrep has been designed specifically to bring sample preparation to every laboratory:
Simplicity of Workfl ow software Task to match common laboratory procedures
Rotating foot allowing a tool pickup and task functions Simple, fl exible and comprehensive operation
Range of syringes, accessories and tools to extend capabilities Standards compliance?
Easy to setup, maintain and service.
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www.eprep.com.au/ePrep 8288ad@reply-direct.com Eprep Launches ‘Game Changer’ with a New Sample Preparation Workstation
Eprep launch the new Sample Preparation Workstation to the market. The desktop instrument, which allows robotic sample preparation whether for 5 or 500 samples, achieves effortless accuracy and consistent results every time.
Described as the ‘go-to’ instrument for analytical laboratory sample preparation, Andrew Minett, General Manager at Eprep said: “The Eprep suite of innovative technologies brings affordable robotic sample preparation to every laboratory. Sample preparation techniques have not kept up with the effi ciency of modern analytical equipment. The ePrep workstation is a game changer, providing a simple cost-effective solution for automation in all Chromatography Laboratories.”
Through extensive market research Eprep identifi ed a hole in the sample analysis path from collection to result. Rapid programming and simple instrument setup which allows even complex Workfl ows to be confi gured in minutes.
Eprep’s total offering addresses the specifi c needs and problems with sample preparation for most analytical chromatography laboratories. ePrep has been designed specifi cally to bring sample preparation to every laboratory.
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Effortless Accuracy
Consistent Results Automation for Every Laboratory
highly capable and easy to use whether 5 or 500 samples
sample preparation for all analytical laboratories
• analytical precision • simple Workflow software • • robotic syringe exchange • adaptable rack/vial platform •
• micro SPE and filter cartridges • wide range of syringes, tools and accessories •
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