12 New Switching Delivery Pump
FLOM, part of GL Sciences, has developed a new Switching Delivery Pump, the DP-11. This pump combines the best features of the FLOM pumps with the FLOM valves. Not only is it possible to disperse solvent from a single line over 5 different lines, it is also possible to collect solvent from the five different lines and extrude it through a single line. Using the proven linear drive results in improved flow stability and lower maintenance frequency. The pump is made from either ceramic or PCTFE wetted material to be able to cope with a wide range of chemicals.
The DP-11 features everything combined in the well-known compact FLOM design: does not use check valves; allows users to set your flows on multiple different paths; available in Ceramic or PCTFE wetted parts edition; high flow accuracy (+/- 1.0%) and repeatability (+/- 0.1% RSD); uses proven linear drive technology; superior reliability.
To see how the pump works please visit the website or watch the video. More information online:
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New Reference Standard for Targeted THCVA Potency Analysis
Restek’s new THCVA single standard offers increased calibration flexibility for targeted potency analysis in hemp and cannabis. Reinforced with solvent stabilisers to improve shipping and storage stability, this new reference standard helps labs achieve more use over its extended lifetime, enabling greater flexibility for calibration curves and retention time verification. When coupled with a high concentration of 1000 μg/mL and the convenience of a single ampul, this new reference standard can help labs save time, reduce cost, and ensure data is accurate:
This new standard is a certified reference material (CRM), manufactured and QC-tested in Restek’s ISO-accredited labs. Verified composition and stability ensures long-lasting shelf life, and two independently produced lots satisfy ISO and your quality program requirements.
Turn to Restek for cannabinoids and other reference standards, sample preparation products, and the expert consultation your cannabis lab needs. More information online:
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Crude Oil Characterisation by GPC-UV: New Air-transportable Liquid Chromatograph with UV Detector
The miniaturisation and the strengthening of laboratory-based analytical instruments and methods to the field is a major effort in instrument development. To reach this goal, researchers and companies from various fields have made significant progress within a variety of technologies. For some applications, the transportation of samples (unstable or difficult to ship) is a significant problem. GPC is widely used in the crude oil industry to characterise samples.
Chromatotec has developed a new and transportable GPC-UV that provides accurate analysis of seven samples. The transportable system operates in isocratic elution mode (200 µl/min and 20 bars) with columns heated to 35°C. The system is standalone, robust and transportable on airplanes since its total weight is less than 20 kg (each suitcase). The liquid consumption for this application is only 200 µl/min. The system is fully controlled by custom electronics and software, which ensures data acquisitions, storage, processing and data transfer (Modbus, Profibus, 4-20 mA).
The transportable system offers the possibility of using different columns with pressure ranging from 10 to 400 bars and flow ranging from 0.50 to 10 ml/min. The temperature of the oven can be set up to 100°C. In addition, different detectors can be added to the system for other applications.
Chromatotec® has been selected by TOTAL for the design and manufacturing of customised chromatographic analytical solutions. More information online:
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Chromatography Servicing for all your Laboratory Needs
LC Services provides tailored service, maintenance, repairs and support plans to cover all your laboratory analytical equipment by a team of highly qualified engineers.
The company provides support for a wide array of machinery within numerous laboratories. Servicing equipment, both old and new, for a variety of processes. Equipment for different types of chromatography is covered, including Gas Chromatography (GC) and High- Performance Liquid, along with spectroscopy and Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) and others.
LC Services are able to deliver maintenance for a range of brands including Agilent, Thermo, GE Healthcare, Waters and many more.
Regular servicing can decrease the risk of your lab being down for long periods of time. This can ensure your analysis continues to run smoothly and your lab works efficiently. Regular maintenance can ensure that issues are caught early and don’t develop into bigger problems. This can reduce costs in the long run. Equipment longevity is improved by regular maintainance and can ensure that it doesn’t fail and prevents potential issues in the long-term.
With a servicing plan you will have access to support from certified engineers. This support is easily available, both, over the phone and onsite. Service plans include 48 hours breakdown response time, telephone support with our engineers, online access to a log breakdown
system. Most plans include preventative maintenance visits per annum and discount on deuterium lamps. For more tailored servicing for your laboratory, you can request a custom plan via the website. This includes one-off repairs, one-off service and maintenance, user training and operational qualification.
View the new servicing video:
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INTERNATIONAL LABMATE - NOVEMBER 2022
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