Environmental Laboratory Quality Analytical Instrumentation for the Lab and Field
DKK-TOA Corporation (Japan) is a manufacturer of analytical instrumentation and measurement technology with headquarters based in Tokyo. For 70 years, DKK-TOA Corporation have been developing and producing class-leading analytical and measuring instruments, providing analysis with reliable and accurate results. A wide range of products are available including laboratory analysers, portable and handheld analysers, process analysers, analysers for water and waste water treatment, as well as ambient air/emissions gas analysers.
DKK-TOA Corporation is committed to quality in every phase of its operations. This commitment is expressed by a wide-ranging and continuous quality improvement program, based upon leadership, teamwork and open communication. The company applies these policies to its manufacturing principles and practice to ensure clients receive the highest quality products and services.
The company has approximately 600 employees working in various facilities, providing full sales and service capabilities. Sales and service activities are further supported by an extensive network of international distributors.
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Chem Service, Inc. (USA) is now home to 8 new polybrominated diphenyl ether products. With more than 50 years of experience, Chem Service, Inc. will bring its quality and purity standards to these new PBDEs as it has to all of its other products.
PBDEs are commonly used as fire retardants in insulation furniture foam, automobiles, building materials, plastics used for electronics and a variety of other products. There are three common forms of PBDEs that are used or mixed together in commercial products to reduce flammability - pentabromodiphenyl ether (c-pentaBDE), decabromodiphenyl ether (c-decaBDE) and octabromodiphenyl ether (c-octaBDE). The classes are determined by the number of bromines attached to each: PentaBDE has five, octaBDE has eight and decaBDE has 10.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has consistently added to its significant new use rules on PBDEs in the past decade. Starting with the support of a voluntary end of production of pentaBDEs and octaBDEs in 2004, the EPA has moved to further assess the impact of decaBDE and regulate PBDE safe use in the manufacturing industry. Many of the EPA’s actions have been in response to public concern over the use of PBDEs in certain consumer goods, as evidence has suggested that PBDEs do not bond well with many of the materials that they are manufactured with and are potentially harmful to the environment.
These regulations underscore the importance of the proper and safe use of PBDEs for manufacturing. PBDEs from Chem Service, Inc. can be used in a variety of commercial electronics and goods to prevent products from burning easily or spreading fire. Chem Service, Inc. offers 95 percent of its chemicals with a 98 percent purity or higher, so there is no need for purity correction.
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An intuitive, user-friendly and flexible software is the basis for the precise and intelligent control of spectrophotometers.
The multilingual software WinASPECT PLUS for the spectrophotometers SPECORD PLUS series, from Analytik Jena (Germany), provides a comprehensive basic software and specific tools for individual applications. The basic software includes a data handling module for special evaluation of spectra and measurement results, a formula editor, tools for kinetic measurements, layer thickness, and colour values. Numerous preprogrammed methods for life science applications as well as methods for enzymatic determinations, quantitative water analyses, or brewery analyses are also part of the basic software. All methods can be started conveniently from a quick start menu. Further a macro programming module allows individual method development for automated measurement, evaluation, and documentation processes.
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• High Quality: High purity chemicals for use as certifi ed reference materials. • C ost Effective: Products packaged in small quantities to minimize expenses. • Wide Selection: Phthalate Standards, Standards for Food Safety, and one of the largest selections of Pesticide and Metabolite standards (including many banned and discontinued items) in the world.
• C ertifi cation backed with experience: Over 50 years of experience. ISO Guide 34:2009, ISO 9001:2008 and ISO/IEC 17025:2005 certification.
• Flexible: Custom Synthesis, Custom Solutions, Custom Mixtures made to your specifi cations.
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An automatic accessory recognition indicates inserted accessories. Instrument safety and quality of analysis can be checked using the device check program. The optional validation software and a user management guarantee GLP-compliant operation up to FDA 21 CFR Part 11 conformity.
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In the food, pharmaceutical, biotechnology and other key industries, precise humidity mea- surement and control is essential for consistent, high product quality. Rotronic humidity and water activity devices are FDA 21 CFR part 11 / GAMP compliant.
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