International Guide to Scientific Instruments and Chemicals 2009/10 Manufacturers Listings
HEADQUARTERS GERMANY SPECTRO Analytical Instruments GmbH Boschstrasse 10 47533 Kleve Germany
Phone: +49 2821 892-0 Fax: +49 2821 892-2200 Email:
spectro.sales@
ametek.com Web:
www.spectro.com
SPECTRO ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS GmbH Boschstrasse 10, 47533, Kleve, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 2821 8920 Fax: [49] 2821 8922200 Website:
www.spectro.com E-mail:
spectro.info@
ametek.com
SPEX CERTIPREP LTD 2 Dalston Gardens, Stanmore, London, HA7 1BQ, UK. Tel: [44] 208 2046656 Fax: [44] 208 2046654 Website:
www.spexcertiprep.co.uk E-mail:
sales@spexcertiprep.co.uk Worldwide Headquarters SPEX CertiPrep Inc 203 Norcross Avenue Metuchen NJ, 08840 USA Tel: +1 732 549 7144 Email:
sales@spexcsp.com
SPEX CertiPrep was founded in 1954 to provide superior sample preparation equipment and certified reference materials for analytical spectroscopy. We have the experience, skills, and specialised training to a serve analytical scientists throughout the world.
Our Sample Preparation Division has a full range of laboratory mills, presses, and pellet dies, plus fusion fluxers, XRF sample cells and window films. The Certified Reference Materials (CRM) Division offers an unparalleled selection of inorganic standards for AA, ICP, ICP/MS and IC, and organic standards for GC and GC/MS.
STARLIMS 4000 Hollywood Boulevard,
Suite 515 South, Hollywood, FL 33021, USA. Tel: [1] 954 9648663 Fax: [1] 954 9648113 Website:
www.starlims.com E-mail:
sales@starlims.com STARLIMS supplies powerful laboratory informatics software that enables labs to manage complex processes, ensure regulatory compliance, and promote enterprise-wide collaboration.
STARLIMS software is used for quality assurance and control, testing and monitoring, and research and development in government, manufacturing and life sciences organisations.
STARLIMS off-the-shelf systems include an entirely web-based LIMS (laboratory information management system), SDMS (scientific data management system) and ELN (electronic laboratory notebook).STALIMS serves more than 500 organisations in 40 countries, and has operations in Canada, Hong Kong, Israel, the United Kingdom and the United States.
STROBIC AIR CORP Subsidiary of Met-Pro Corp, Po Box 144, 160 Cassell Road, Harleysville, PA, 19438, USA. Tel: [1] 215 7234700 Fax: [1] 215 7237401 Website:
www.strobicair.com E-mail:
tristack@strobicair.com
SUPERCRITICAL FLUID TECHNOLOGIES, INC 1 Innovation Way, Newark, DE, 19711, USA. Tel: [1] 302 7383420 Fax: [1] 302 7384320 Website:
www.supercriticalfluids.com E-mail:
info@supercriticalfluids.com
SYKAM GmbH Gewerbering 15, Eresing, 86922, Bayern, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 8193 93820 Fax: [49] 8193 938220 Website:
www.sykam.com E-mail:
Info@sykam.com
SYNBIOSIS
Beacon House, Nuffield Road, Cambridge, CB4 1TF, UK. Tel: [44] 1223 727125 Fax: [44] 1223 727101 Website:
www.synbiosis.com E-mail:
jayne.arthur@
synbiosis.com
SYNGENE
Beacon House, Nuffield Road, Cambridge, CB4 1TF, UK. Tel: [44] 1223 727123 Fax: [44] 1223 727101 Website:
www.syngene.com E-mail:
sales@syngene.com
SYSTECH INSTRUMENTS 17 Thame Park Business Centre, Wenman Road, Thame, OX9 3XA, UK. Tel: [44] 1844 216838 Fax: [44] 1844 217220 Website:
www.systechinstruments.com E-mail:
advice@systech.co.uk
TELEDYNE LEEMAN LABS 6 Wentworth Drive, Hudson, NH 03051, USA. Tel: [1] 603 8868400 Fax: [1] 603 8869141 Website:
www.teledyneleemanlabs.com E-mail:
LeemanLabsinfo@Teledyne.com
THARSFC, A WATERS COMPANY 575 Epsilon Drive, Suite 100, Pittsburgh, PA 15238, USA. Tel: [1] 412 9675665 Fax: [1] 412 9679446 Website:
www.tharsfc.com E-mail:
info@tharsfc.com TharSFC, a Waters Company, is the world’s largest provider of super- critical fluid instrument solutions including SFChromatography, SFExtraction and SFReaction products. Considered a leading “green” analytical and purification technology, TharSFC’s chromatography and extraction systems are used to separate, isolate and quantify chemical compounds.
SFC is becoming the primary technique for chiral separations in the pharmaceutical industry because of the low price and vast availability
of food or industrial grade carbon dioxide (CO2). The principles of SFC are similar to those of liquid chromatography; however SFC typically uses carbon dioxide as the main mobile phase. Carbon dioxide offers environmental and cost benefits compared to liquid chromatography solvents. TharSFC products are used in pharmaceutical, life science, chemical and petrochemical companies, as well as government agencies, research institutions and universities. In a world seeking renewable technologies for solving waste and disposal problems, TharSFC seeks to fill the void with innovative ‘green’ chemistry solutions.
TINTOMETER GmbH Schleefstraße 8-12, 44287, Dortmund, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 231 945100 Fax: [49] 231 9451020 Website:
www.tintometer.de E-mail:
sales@tintometer.de Tintometer GmbH is successfully manufacturing and distributing water analysis instrumentation with highest quality reagent systems under the Lovibond®
brand.
The product range reaches from the simple quicktest up to microprocessor controlled photometric systems for applications in pool, drinking, industrial and waste water. The Lovibond®
equipment
allows determination of many different parameters from ammonia to zinc, from turbidity to BOD (biochemical oxygen demand) and COD (chemical oxygen demand).
All Lovibond® instruments profit from the long time experience of Tintometer, which was founded over 100 years ago.
TKA WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS GmbH Stockland 3, 56412, Niederelbert, GERMANY. Tel: [49] 2602 106990 Fax: [49] 2602 1069950 Website:
www.tka.de E-mail:
info@tka.de
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