Laboratory Products 43 Easy just got Easier with the new Micro Volume Spectrophotometer
The new micro volume DeNovix spectrophotometer from Labcare Service Ltd has a compact, stand-alone design, is not connected to a PC and has no software to load. Just turn it on and it is ready to go. Busy laboratories will love the 4 second measurement time and time saving AutoRun function. Just pipette 1ul of sample onto the sample cell and measure. The DS-11 is a UV-Vis spectrophotometer with 190 to 840 nm full spectrum capability which makes it an ideal choice for many applications as well as protein and nucleic acid quantification. Based on easy-to-use AndroidTM optimise your workload.
software, each EasyApp® has been developed to
Features include: touch screen to open apps; full range of protein applications available; switch between apps without closing; password protected accounts; unlimited number of custom methods; all data auto-saved with easy export via USB or email to external devices. With SmartPath®
There are two models to choose from. In addition to the DS-11, the DS-11+ has full 10 x 10mm cuvette capability for more routine applications. It also features a Kinetics EasyApp®
and built in heating device for 370C analyses. technology, the DS-11 automatically adjusts the microvolume pathlength to measure samples with absorbances from 0.04-500AU. No other
spectrophotometer on the market can measure such high concentrations. This capability yields an effective range of 0.10 - 750 mg/ml BSA and 2.0 - 25,000 ng/ ul dsDNA.
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Sustainability Award Recognition for TEL
New Thermal Analysis Products Launched
Following 50 years of innovation, METTLER TOLEDO has expanded its thermal analysis range to include a new Differential Scanning Calorimeter, Thermogravimetric Analyser and Thermomechanical Analyser.
A £250,000 carbon reduction project by UK based world–leading electronic airflow control and monitor manufacturer and consultant, Temperature Electronics Ltd (TEL), has been shortlisted for one of the most prestigious sustainability awards.
TEL’s work for the University of Reading’s fume cupboard energy efficiency upgrade project, Delivering Science Laboratory Safety and Comfort Sustainably, has won a place in the finals of the carbon reduction category of the 2014 Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges (EAUC) Green Gown Awards.
Undertaken between December 2013 and January 2014, TEL’s upgrade of the ventilation and control systems in the university’s chemistry teaching laboratory fume cupboards is on track to save the institution 343 tCo2 annually, taking it towards its 2016 35% carbon reduction target. The upgrade is also set to save £90,000 in annual energy bills, paying for itself in under three years.
TEL fitted variable airflow volume (VAV) controllers to 44 existing fume cupboards; these automatically adjust airflow according to need, reducing the volume of air extracted from the fume cupboards when not in use, reducing energy consumption.
The company also improved energy efficiency by fitting fresh air bleed controls to the 24 extractor fans to which the fume cupboards are connected, and by installing room controls on the air handling units servicing the laboratories.
Simultaneously, the initiative generated significant improvements in the thermal comfort of laboratories, keeping them warmer than before.
Said the University of Reading’s Energy Manager, Dan Fernbank: “TEL’s project demonstrated that sustainability can go hand-in-hand with safety and comfort, providing the case for a rollout of fume cupboard improvements; a working group has now been established for an estate- wide review.”
Added TEL’s Director, Richard Eady: “We are very proud to have been able to assist this forward-thinking university in its quest for environmental sustainability without compromising on comfort, and look forward to working with Reading on the next stage of the initiative later this year.”
This is the second time that TEL’s work has achieved Green Gown recognition, with its 2011 VAV project for Manchester Metropolitan University achieving shortlist status.
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