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Versatile and Robust System Solutions for GPC/SEC Analysis Knauer recently introduced the AZURA®
SEC, a versatile product line of gel permeation chromatography (GPC) and
size exclusion chromatography (SEC) systems for a variety of analytical, semi-preparative and sample preparation applications. These systems are designed to analyse, quantify, separate, and fractionate components in a sample, based on their size and molecular wseight, making them an ideal tool for a wide range of applications in the polymer, food, biochemical, and pharmaceutical industries, as well as in academic and industrial research.
Offering outstanding performance, AZURA® SEC systems are highly customisable, allowing customers to tailor the
system to their specifi c needs, making them the perfect tools for any laboratory looking to take their analytical capabilities to the next level. Whether it’s the AZURA® Lab system for highest analytical performance, AZURA® tasks or AZURA®
can be expanded with additional components at any time later, making them a future-proof investment. For maximum laboratory effi ciency, the AZURA®
SEC systems are equipped with ClarityChrom®
SEC Compact system, a budget-friendly solution, AZURA® SEC Semi-prep system for GPC/SEC-related fractionation
SEC GPC Clean-up for automated sample preparation. And thanks to its modular concept the systems , a modern, easy-to-use chromatography data
system for workstations. Combined with the GPC/SEC control module and extension, it provides interactive and automated analysis. It includes recalibration, reporting that simplifi es the retrieval of GPC data. It also features fl ow rate and multidetector delay corrections as well as narrow, broad, and broad-on-narrow calibrations. In addition, fractionation can be automated using fraction collectors or multi-position valves to collect fractions for further analysis, making work with the AZURA®
SEC systems a breeze. More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/M8Q0 and
ilmt.co/PL/Yvo4 60248pr@reply-direct.com High Concentration Arizona Pesticide Standard Kit
Restek introduces their Arizona pesticide certifi ed reference material (CRM) kit, now featuring 58 compounds, each carefully calibrated to align with the variable state compound action limits. This CRM kit is designed to simplify your calibration requirements by providing concentrations that are 100 times the action limit for each component when the four ampuls are combined. This allows for analytical fl exibility in constructing calibration curves and spiking sample matrices, ensuring accurate and reliable results in your pesticide analysis.
Restek offers a convenient solution for Arizona cannabis testing in with their single kit formulated specifi cally to meet the state’s regulations. The kit includes a four-mix set carefully designed for maximum stability, ensuring accurate calibration standards for your analytical needs. Restek takes quality control seriously, with two independently produced lots available from their ISO-accredited labs, providing reliable and consistent results for your testing requirements.
Choose Restek for the consumables, chromatographic conditions, and troubleshooting help your cannabis analysis needs.
More information online:
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