Laboratory Products 33 A New Dimension in Particle Analysis


The Microtrac MRB SYNC Analyzer provides traditional users of laser diffraction technology with exciting new capabilities to characterise their materials. The proven tri-laser technology provides accurate and repeatable laser diffraction information from light detected over 163 degrees of angular scatter. When combined with state-of-the-art camera technology capturing images of the particle stream at the same time, the SYNC offers not only size data but significantly more information about the shape of the materials and the quality of the dispersion.


The patented Synchronous measurement technology of the SYNC allows users to make both a laser diffraction measurement and an image analysis measurement on a single sample, in the same sample cell at the same time: One sample, one optical bench, one flow path, one sample cell, one integrated GUI, one analysis.


This makes the SYNC ideally suited for both routine QC and research applications; it provides valuable information to researchers as they develop new materials and processes. The powerful software interface offers both particle size distribution information as well as a multitude of morphological parameters. The patented BLEND routine allows users to examine materials over a wide size range from 0.01 microns to 4000 microns.


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Counterfeit Medicines Volume I Policy, Economics and Countermeasure


It is undeniable that counterfeit and substandard medicines are a growing and dangerous business and Counterfeit Medicines Volume I - Policy, Economics and Countermeasure provides a concise account of the history, policy and law, and financial and economic aspects surrounding pharmaceutical product counterfeiting.


Counterfeit medicines cause major moral, reputational and financial damage to pharmaceutical manufacturers, as well as untold harm to patients who are deceived by the fake version of their medication and this book provides countermeasures available to organisations to safeguard their products and patients. Readers can draw from real-life case studies and use the economic and financial models and projections provided within the pages.


This valuable publication discusses the problems experienced in lesser developed countries and reports the activities and findings of governments and agencies around the world. The safety concerns regarding illicit online pharmacies are reviewed and an overview is given of the regulatory efforts attempting to stem their negative effects. The book provides important information on creating an overall anti- counterfeit strategy and a review of current countermeasures, including authentication and tracing programmes. In addition, the book compares some of the problems experienced with those encountered by other product areas in relation to counterfeiting, including fine art, wine, diamonds, currency and aeroplane parts.


Counterfeit Medicines Volume I - Policy, Economics and Countermeasure is essential reading for any individual and organisation affected by this complex issue and is available in print or as an eBook. Counterfeit Medicines Volume II - Detection, Identification and Analysis is also available for further reading.


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New Refrigerated/Heating Circulators with Extended Functionality Announced


The ‘High- and Low-temperature Warning Function’ extension in all CORIO CP models is Julabo’s answer to customer requirements regarding the protection of sensitive samples in temperature control applications. If the actual value deviates from the specified setpoint and exceeds/falls below a preset temperature range, the user receives a visual and acoustic signal as well as a warning message via the digital interface. The temperature control process is not interrupted. If the actual temperature returns into the target range, the warning message disappears. To avoid false warnings during the heating phase, monitoring is only carried out when the actual temperature has been maintained for more than three consecutive seconds. With immediate effect, all models of the CORIO CP series are equipped with this function ex works at no additional cost. A software update is available for older CORIO CP devices.


With the new CP models, the CORIO family has added powerful heating immersion circulators, refrigerated circulators, and heating circulators. The extended temperature range of -50°C to +200°C and a higher pump capacity of 27 l/min or 0.7 bar make the CORIO CP the ideal partner for the safe temperature control of simple external applications. In addition, the CORIO CP offers 3-point Absolute Temperature Calibration (ATC3) and guarantees the reliable compensation of temperature deviations even when used in larger baths.


The refrigerated circulators of the new CORIO CP series provide more robustness, more reliability, and more advantages. They are ideal for all standard tasks and routine work in your laboratory and underline Julabo’s ambition to create pioneering technologies for modern users. Outstanding functionality, ergonomics, ease of use, and a modern design are available in user-oriented performance categories.


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The functional all-round circulators for everyday laboratory work.


No compromises. The CORIO models offer the best price-performance ratio for your everyday temperature control applications in the lab. Developed with pioneering technologies, in accordance with the highest quality standards, and with all the core functions for internal and external temperature control. Precision guaranteed.


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