Laboratory Products 23 Smart immersion coolers for eco-friendly labs
When it comes to dissipating large amounts of heat quickly and hassle-free, the new Julabo immersion coolers are the perfect choice. Ideal for simple, open-bath applications as well as for industrial processes such as cold traps in distillation - wherever flexibility and efficiency are required.
Immersion coolers always come into play when the temperature control medium does not need to be actively circulated - for example during manual stirring or mechanical movement. In such cases, they offer a particularly simple and effective solution for process cooling.
When it comes to bringing fluids quickly and hassle-free to low temperatures or efficiently counter-cooling heating circulators, the new Julabo immersion coolers from the IC Series are the first choice. Equipped with environmentally friendly, natural refrigerants, the IC40, IC50 and IC50E models combine powerful cooling performance with a clear commitment to climate protection.
Thanks to well thought-out details, the immersion coolers set new standards in terms of functionality and ease of maintenance. For example, the venting grid can be removed without tools - for quick cleaning and maximum performance over the long term. The magnetic probe holder allows flexible attachment to metallic surfaces and ensures stable measuring conditions for a wide range of applications.
The IC50E is particularly smart: with an auto-start function, intuitive menu and an ergonomically inclined OLED touch display that is easy to read from different viewing angles. Clear warnings and comprehensible messages in full text make handling safe and self-explanatory.
Robust, powerful and ready for immediate use: Julabo immersion coolers are the smart answer to spontaneous cooling requirements - right where they are needed.
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ilmt.co/PL/VwdY 64839pr@reply-direct.com Transforming urinalysis: Faster, smarter, more precise
HUMAN Diagnostics has successfully relaunched its urinalysis portfolio, introducing cutting-edge solutions that enhance precision, efficiency, and accessibility in diagnostic testing. Unveiled at Medlab Middle East 2025 in Dubai from 3–6 February, the updated portfolio features innovative technologies designed to streamline urinalysis in diverse healthcare settings.
At the heart of this transformation are two key advancements: the HumaCombilyzer, a portable, semi-automated urine strip analyser, and the HumaVision, a state-of-the-art automated urine particle analyser powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and Digital Holographic Microscopy (DHM). These innovations ensure faster and more accurate diagnostics, improving workflows and patient outcomes worldwide.
“Urinalysis is a fundamental diagnostic tool, and with our restructured portfolio, HUMAN is setting a new standard for efficiency and accuracy in this vital field,” said Dr Christine Hettmann-Dreuw, VP Marketing & Strategic Purchase at HUMAN Diagnostics. “By integrating advanced AI and user-friendly designs, we are enhancing workflows while maintaining our commitment to providing solutions that are accessible worldwide.”
The HumaCombilyzer is a versatile urine test strip analyser capable of delivering rapid results for up to 14 parameters. Designed for small clinics and mobile healthcare environments, its portability and intuitive interface make it particularly suited for resource-limited settings. Meanwhile, the HumaVision is the smallest, most user-friendly urine microscope on the market. Utilising DHM and AI, it delivers precise and fully digitalised urine particle analysis in just 3–7 minutes, eliminating the need for complex sample preparation. Compared to manual microscopy, it offers a larger field of view and more reliable results.
The updated portfolio is designed to support the diagnosis of urinary tract infections, kidney conditions, and metabolic disorders such as diabetes and liver diseases. By automating key processes, these instruments significantly reduce human error, optimise laboratory workflows, and enhance diagnostic confidence.
At Medlab ME 2025, attendees had the opportunity to experience HUMAN Diagnostics’ innovations firsthand. Live demonstrations at the HUMAN booth highlighted the practical benefits of these solutions, reinforcing their impact on improving diagnostic workflows and patient care on a global scale.
HUMAN Diagnostics remains committed to supporting healthcare professionals in over 160 countries with high-quality, German-engineered solutions that enhance equitable access to life-saving diagnostics.
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ilmt.co/PL/MKe0 64335pr@reply-direct.com Corrosion-resistant multi-position analogue hot plates and stirrers
Torrey Pines Scientific, Inc unveils its new corrosion-resistant analogue hot plates and stirrers, available in 5- and 9-position configurations, designed for acid digestions and handling corrosive solutions.
These units feature a 12” (305 mm) square ceramic heater top with a temperature range up to 450°C. A purge port for inert gas is located at the rear, allowing easy purging with positive pressure. The chassis is sealed to prevent corrosive vapours from entering and damaging electronics or stirrer motors.
The 5-position model is ideal for stirring 5–800ml beakers, while the 9-position model accommodates 9–500ml beakers. Both models offer stirring speeds between 100 and 1500 rpm, with individual control for each position.
Measuring 19” (432 mm) deep by 12.5” (318 mm) wide by 5.25” (134 mm) tall, these units support over 50 pounds (22.6 kg) on the plate surface. Controls are positioned safely away from the heater to prevent burns, and the design protects the chassis from spills.
Available in 115VAC/60Hz, 220VAC/60Hz, and 230VAC/50Hz, these units are equipped with an AC on/off switch, fuses for safety, and are ETL, CSA, and CE or equivalent rated. Each unit includes a user manual and detachable line cord based on the country of use.
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