Laboratory Products 31 Rental Filtration Solutions for Water Quality Problems
Amazon Filters has introduced a new rental service for municipal water companies to help them ensure their customers receive excellent quality water through the use of mobile filtration skid units.
Globally climate change is stressing drinking water supplies as a result of increases in temperature, shifts in precipitation patterns, and an increase in the frequency of flooding and droughts. Such conditions can result in short to medium term water quality problems.
A range of configurable skid mounted filtration units is now available to rent from Amazon Filters. Available to rent these mobile filtration platforms eliminate the need for you to invest in capital equipment that may be sitting idle for much of the year. Flexible rental terms mean you only pay for when you need it.
Proven to maintain the quality of municipal water supplies for flow rates up to and exceeding 100 m3 per hour, Amazon Filters skid mounted filtration platforms can be quickly configured to optimally solve problems such as high levels of turbidity, chlorine or manganese removal and elimination of cryptosporidium contamination.
Drawing upon its proprietary SupaPore and SupaPleat pleated and SupaSpun depth filter technologies, Amazon Filters skid mounted filtration systems offer longer life, greater throughputs and lower operating costs than competitive systems.
More information online:
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Expanded Manual Pipette Range Announced
Integra Biosciences is expanding the EVOLVE manual pipette range with the launch of the new 16-channel EVOLVE. Ergonomically designed to increase productivity and improve user handling, the new model is available in 10, 50 and 100 µl formats. The 16-channel option features 4.5 mm tip spacing, ideal for working with 384-well plates, reducing the number of pipetting movements, improving accuracy and increasing reproducibility.
EVOLVE pipettes use three adjustable dials for individually setting each decimal, unlike the single rotating plunger seen on traditional manual pipettes. This reduces repetitive stress injuries and enables users to set volumes in a fraction of the time – increasing efficiency – especially when adjusting from low to high volumes and vice versa. With a full line of single, 8-, 12- and 16-channel EVOLVE manual pipettes now available, covering a volume range of 0.2 to 5,000 µl, the EVOLVE family provides a perfect manual pipetting solution for any application.
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LIQUID NITROGEN AUTO-FILL SYSTEMS
Norhof manufactures LN2 auto � ll systems. When LN2 is required, a small overpressure (100 mBar) is generated by a small heater element in the LN2 inside the Dewar. On a very elegant way liquid � ows out of the system like water from a tap, without spilling, noise and vibrations, ensuring a very e� cient and safe � lling and level control in your LN2 cooling application.
THE PROBLEM
■ Time consuming process ■ Risk on running dry on LN2 ■ LN2 spillage is a serious safety risk for the operator, the process and the lab environment
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THE TECHNIQUE
Pressure less flowing LN2 (max 300 mBar) LN2 level control on time and temperature System prepared to be connected to PC ■ Many temperature control options
THE SOLUTIONS
■ Automatic LN2 filling systems for FTIR ■ Automatic LN2 filling systems for DSC ■ LN2 Cold Trap filling ■ LN2 heat exchangers PID temperature control
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