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Ocean Insight
Discover applied spectral knowledge (ASK) at analytica 2020.
Ocean Insight refl ects the company’s evolution from one of many suppliers of spectroscopy products to a singular provider of Applied Spectral Knowledge.
Ocean Insight’s purpose is to help customers defi ne pressing challenges and deliver answers that promote a safer, cleaner, healthier future.
Ocean Optics invented the miniature spectrometer, pioneering the concept of bringing the measurement to the sample.
Now, changing needs have inspired Ocean Insight to embrace new ways of innovating, collaborating and problem-solving.
Ocean Insight brings application-specifi c expertise, services, and solutions to defi ne and solve important challenges across multiple industries and disciplines.
Email:
info@oceaninsight.com Web:
www.oceaninsight.com
PIKE Technologies
Since 1989, PIKE Technologies has been a primary source for spectroscopy accessories and applications worldwide. Products include attenuated total refl ectance (ATR), diffuse refl ectance, specular refl ectance, integrating spheres, polarisation, microscope objectives, beam condensers, remote sensing, and a complete line of transmission sampling accessories. Many of these products include heating and automation options to further enhance productivity. In addition, PIKE Technologies offers design and consulting services for development of specialised and custom products for a wide range of spectroscopy applications. PIKE products are compatible with all major brands of spectrometers. PIKE Technologies is located in Madison, Wisconsin.
Email:
info@piketech.com Web:
www.piketech.com
Connecting Global Competence
I5 DE A S3 Polymer Char Peak Scientifi c
With over two decades in pioneering cutting- edge gas generator technology, Peak Scientifi c is a leader in the design, manufacture and support of high-performance laboratory gas generators.
Core to everything we do at Peak Scientifi c is giving you exceptional, every day by providing our customers with unrivalled peace of mind through high quality, dependable gas generator solutions tailored to meet their specifi c laboratory demands.
Visit Hall A2, Booth 236 to discover our range of nitrogen and hydrogen generators for LC-MS and GC, including the newly launched Precision Hydrogen SL model, the smallest and easiest to use H2 generator for GC-FID.
Email: discover@peakscientifi
c.com Web:
www.peakscientifi
c.com
Automated solutions for polymer analysis.
Polymer Char focuses on developing innovative instrumental solutions for the characterisation of Polyolefi ns and other polymers. The company offers the most complete portfolio of automated instruments and accessories that include: high-temperature GPC/SEC, Chemical Composition Distribution, Cross-Fractionation Chromatography, Interaction Chromatography, Soluble Fraction determination, Quality Control solutions, Preparative Fractionation, and an Intrinsic Viscosity Analysis. All instruments are designed to minimise manpower and deliver comprehensive and precise results. These techniques, and other special analyses, are also available in the form of Analytical Services.
Based in Valencia, Spain, Polymer Char have instruments installed in over 27 countries and provide analytical services to more than 35 countries.
Email:
info@polymerchar.com Web:
www.polymerchar.com
NEW THINKING FOR THE LAB OF THE FUTURE.
Whatever the future may hold, you will first learn about it at analytica: the 27th world’s leading trade fair for laboratory technology, analysis, bio- technology and analytica conference points the way to the networked lab. Exhibitors, an expert audience and experts from all over the world present and discuss specific solutions, relevant product innovations and digital visions. Come to the world’s biggest lab:
analytica.de/en
we create lab Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau AG
Huber is technology leader for high precision thermoregulation solutions in research and industry. The company’s products ensure precise temperature control in laboratories, pilot plants and production - from -125°C to +425°C.
At analytica 2020, Huber will be showcasing new solutions and further developments in temperature control from -125°C to +425°C for research laboratories and process industry. Visitors can expect an interesting cross-section of the Huber product range at the 140m² booth, including Unistats, Unichillers and classic bath circulators.
Stop by stand B2.315 at analytica 2020 in Munich and let Huber show you the latest trends in the fi eld of temperature control.
Email:
info@huber-online.com Web:
www.huber-online.com
Porvair Sciences and JG Finneran
Porvair Sciences, and sister company, JG Finneran, design, develop and manufacture high-quality microplates, instruments and glass vials for analytical
and life science laboratory applications. At analytica, they will showcase their combined portfolio which includes unique products to support the sample prep workfl ow, from cartridges and plates, using their composite technology, manifolds and evaporators for sample concentration, through to sample handling and storage with their extensive range of deep well plates, vials and closures. In addition, this year they will be launching Microlute�, a unique range of sample preparation products for applications including phospholipid removal and solid phase extraction (SPE).
Email:
hello@porvairsciences.com Web:
www.porvairsciences.com
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October 19–22, 2020 analytica October 19–21, 2020 analytica conference
analytica 2018 once again proved to be the leading analysis trade fair. Chemicals, pharmaceuticals, the environment and R&D at universities and in industry are our biggest areas.
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