Laboratory Products 11 New Chemical Storage Concept


asecos is proud to present its new series of storage cabinets. Their state-of-the-art design has more customised features along with a variety of sizes to fit as standard in every chemical facility. They are ideal for safe and proper storage of non-flammable chemicals and poisonous substances. Solids and powders, for example, nitrates, sulphates, phosphates and various oxides in addition to aqueous solutions such as brine or sodium hydroxide can be safely stored in these cabinets. With such dangerous chemicals, ventilation, as required by law, is of utmost importance. The new series can also be used for storing substances which pollute the environment and water. The cabinets are now optionally designed with certified sumps according to German Steel Tray Regulations (StawaR).


The large variety of sizes available is also a new feature. The choice of widths and heights means that there is an extensive product line within the new series. As of now there is also a variety of door colours and designs as well as customised interiors to increase the diversity of choice. Folding doors or wing doors are available – depending on space – with wing doors having optional integrated windows. And finally, in addition, there are seven different door colours to match the existing colour scheme of the chemical facility.


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Easygoing work!


Superb Quality, Great Value Laboratory Glassware


Kavalier Glass, the oldest technical glass manufacturer in Europe, has utilised 175 years of experience to bring you their outstanding range of Simax laboratory glassware.


All Simax products, be it beakers, conical flasks or measuring cylinders are manufactured using I.S.O 3585 standard 3.3 borosilicate glass. From the same glass, Simax produce a whole spectrum of laboratory, technical, industrial apparatus and tubing. Owing to its unique properties, Simax glass is able to withstand stress put on the product by way of extreme heat variation or chemical infiltration. Simax laboratory glassware will ensure you an even, smooth and consistent wall thickness which is fully autoclavable. The glass is perfectly transparent, catalytically indifferent, corrosion-resistant and free of any heterogeneous particles. Even after prolonged use and at temperatures in excess of 100ºC Simax glass, with its chemical durability, will outstrip the performance of most metals and other raw materials.


All Simax laboratory glassware is produced strictly to the relevant ISO standard and Kavalier’s exacting standards of quality control. If you are already using Simax in your laboratory, you will know what exceptional quality and value for money the product is. If you are using an alternative, why not give Simax a try? You will not be disappointed.


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Dispersing & Mixing


with the new patented UTTD control


ULT Freezers Never Looked Greener


In today’s energy-conscious environment, energy efficiency is a prime concern for equipment manufacturers and users alike, and at New Brunswick it has long been a high priority. New Brunswick’s ultra-low temperature (ULT) freezers are the most energy-saving in the industry and the company’s new HEF®


High Efficiency Freezer


models are the greenest of them all. They consume up to 59% less energy than competitive units, potentially saving thousands in operating costs over the lifetime of the freezer, and have significantly less carbon impact on the environment than other systems.


ULT freezers are virtually never turned off and, compared to other laboratory systems, energy requirements can be high in order to maintain the very low temperatures necessary for sample preservation. Energy efficiency is therefore of paramount importance. This new range of HEF®


usage and greenhouse gases, while providing superior sample protection. Now available through Eppendorf sales offices.


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For further Product information: www.ika.com/owa/ika/uttd_video


freezers raises the standard for minimising energy


Live Webinar on the Optimal Strategies for Exome Sequencing and Analysis


Oxford Gene Technology (OGT) will host a live Webinar on Thursday 6th September (3 pm BST) hosted by Dr Daniel Swan, Senior NGS Computational Biologist at OGT. Entitled ‘Exome sequencing and analysis strategies that deliver meaningful results’, the Webinar will provide insight and advice for optimising exome sequencing studies, taking advantage of the knowledge and experience routinely offered as part of OGT’s comprehensive Genefficiency™ exome sequencing and analysis service. The Webinar will be ideal viewing for any clinical or genomic researchers interested in learning how to best utilise the power offered by next generation sequencing analysis.


Exome sequencing is fast becoming the technique of choice to identify the novel genetic variations underpinning a variety of conditions, from rare diseases to cancer. However, effective study design and data analysis strategies are essential to ensure the delivery of meaningful results. The live Webinar will provide insight into running a successful exome sequencing project, including the advantages of exome sequencing, considerations for effective study design, crucial data analysis optimisation steps and effective analysis workflows for different sample types (e.g. rare disease, trios and cancer samples).


To register for the Webinar please visit the sign-up page on the OGT website. LAB PRODUCTS MORE INFO. 535 MORE INFO. 536


German technology


LABMATE UK & IRELAND - SEPTEMBER 2012


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