Environmental Laboratory New gas filters reduce GC costs and improve analysis
Phenomenex have introduced Zebron™ Gas Management Filters, which remove contaminants from carrier gas to reduce GC system downtime and column damage and deliver pure gas for maximum analytical sensitivity. These new cartridge-style filters are easy to install and use. A convenient color- coded indicator on the filter alerts the end user when it’s time to replace. New inline traps can further extend the lifetime of the gas filters for an added level of protection.
A new entry to Phenomenex’s product lines, Zebron Gas Management filters are offered in four types – oxygen, moisture, hydrocarbon and universal. The oxygen filter removes chlorine and sulfur in addition to oxygen, preventing oxidation of key system components. The hydrocarbon filter removes organic compounds, for improved detection, performance and quantitation. The moisture filter removes water, for improved detector stability and ionization of analytes. The universal filter combines the capabilities of the three specific choices, delivering worry-free filtration of a variety of contaminants.
“While gas filters are an essential part of the GC lab, cartridge-style filters are not yet universally used, and many researchers do not fully understand the benefits or how easy they are to use,” said Rola El abaji, GC product marketing manager for Phenomenex. “Zebron Gas Management filters are designed to make GC easy and worry free with a simple 20-second installation process. In addition to easy installation and replacement we offer helpful online selection tools and a chat service to answer any questions that may arise.”
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Better data handling with 2D smart labels
With Merck’s new smart data label with 2D barcode, you are just one touch away from digitalised and up-to-date product data. No need to manually copy batch numbers into your system, search for CoA or SDS and no more typos, which lead to confusion and twice the work. The product data is digitally available, just scan the new 2D Data Matrix code on our smart product label.
The 2D Data Matrix barcode contains the product data encoded using Global Standard One (GS1) specifications, which allows for processing directly in your LIMS or ERP system. For maximum convenience, you can also use Merck’s website or scan directly with their App. These barcodes provide seamless access to essential product information (Item Code, Batch Number, Shelf Life, etc.) and product documentation (CoA, SDS, etc.)
Benefits include an easy, quick and convenient access to product data, seamless access to safety data, mobile access via the App, simple access via the website with a hand-held scanner and a direct processing in LIMS or ERP
Three smart ways to easy data access – choose/pick what works for you. Use your smartphone and our new app. A barcode scanner, use a common scanner connected to your PC or laptop. Or scan the 2D barcode out of your LIMS or ERP system to directly insert relevant product data in your application.
The App and Scan Now website provides access to additional product information such as CoAs, Safety Data Sheets and Specifications.
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