Laboratory Products 51 Smarter sample tracking for high-throughput labs
Efficient, reliable sample tracking is essential for today’s research environments, and FreezerPro from Azenta Life Sciences delivers just that - a smart, web-based platform designed to make sample management simpler, faster, and more secure.
Built for ease of use, FreezerPro gives laboratories a clear, real-time view of every sample’s location without ever opening a freezer door. Its intuitive interface mirrors the physical layout of storage units, making it easy to navigate from high-level inventory overviews down to individual vials. From the moment a sample arrives, its journey is logged, ensuring full lifecycle traceability and reducing the risk of loss, misplacement, or compromised integrity.
Implementation is straightforward, with many labs up and running in just a few hours. Flexible hosting options - either in the cloud or on-premises - mean it fits seamlessly into different IT environments. Researchers can customise sample types, attach detailed metadata, and search across millions of records in seconds. For compliance- driven workflows, FreezerPro provides a full audit trail, comprehensive reporting tools, and compatibility with GLP and 21 CFR Part 11 requirements.
Designed to work alongside existing LIMS platforms and laboratory instruments, FreezerPro enhances interoperability and streamlines day-to-day operations. Already trusted by 17 of the top 20 global pharmaceutical companies and numerous leading research institutions, it has earned its place as a preferred choice for those who demand efficiency, precision, and peace of mind in sample management.
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ilmt.co/PL/bwMd 65531pr@reply-direct.com Advanced solution for component protection
Acrylic Desiccators from Plas Labs provide a breakthrough solution designed to protect critical materials, research specimens, and sensitive electronic components from contamination. These advanced desiccators offer unparalleled protection, convenience, and visibility, transforming the storage and transportation of valuable assets.
The Acrylic Desiccators are meticulously engineered to create a dust and moisture-free environment, ensuring the integrity and longevity of stored components. By employing a slight positive N2 charge, these units effectively prevent moisture penetration, extending the lifespan of valuable components. The amber-coloured units (CGA) provide exceptional protection against harmful UV rays for light-sensitive materials.
Featuring stackable and non-slip ‘grip tight’ feet, Acrylic Desiccators offer space-saving storage with stability. The standardised construction allows for easy shelf interchangeability, optimising organisation and space utilisation. Perforated slots on each shelf enable optimum gas circulation, ensuring a uniform protective atmosphere within the desiccator.
To enhance structural integrity, desiccators with multiple cubicles have a built-in divider, providing added strength for stored materials. Constructed with optically clear ‘jewelled’ acrylic, these units offer excellent visibility without compromising durability.
Convenience is paramount. Slip-apart hinges and spring-loaded sealing clamps ensure easy and secure access. A built-in hygrometer (Rh) gauge enables precise humidity monitoring for optimal storage conditions. The desiccators also feature ‘door guards’ to prevent warping and internal atmosphere loss.
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A cost-effective solution for precision water quality control Myron L®
Company’s 900 Series multi-parameter water quality monitor/controller is easy to install, easy to use, and does the job of seven separate instruments single-handedly.
Get a comprehensive real-time picture of solution status with continuous readings from up to seven different inputs: 2 Conductivity/Resistivity/TDS/Salinity; 1 pre-amplified pH/ORP; 1 BNC pH/ORP; 1 flexible 0-20/4-20 mA; 1 RTD Temperature; and 1 Flow/Pulse. % Rejection is also available as a derived value. For maximum accuracy, the Conductivity/TDS input measurement functions feature the ability to select the solution type used to model the solution under test: KCl, NaCl, or Myron L’s own 442 Natural Water™ Standard. Or program a ‘User’ solution mode when solution constituents and behaviour are known. Temperature compensation is automatic to 25°C but can be disabled by the user as required. The pH/ORP input channel works with Myron L pre-amplified pH and ORP sensors which contain precision circuitry that increases accuracy and permits application of the sensors over greater distances. The 0-20/4-20 mA input allows user-defined 0 to full scale values and units of measure for a wide variety of sensor types. Electronic or wet calibrations are easy to perform.
Automatically trigger control equipment and audible signals and continuously report and record solution data with flexible outputs. The 900 features up to 3 relays; 2 remote alarms; 1 0-20/4-20 mA signal; 1 0-5/0-10 VDC signal; and 1 RS-485 ASCII serial signal. Relays output to any user-supplied control equipment requiring up to 250V each and can trigger on any input parameter. The 0-20/4- 20 mA output can transmit a signal for any input parameter. 0-5/0-10 VDC can be scaled to optimise resolution and can output to a recorder, PLC, SCADA system, etc. 0-1 VDC is possible with optional resistor.
Precision Water Quality Analysis
Myron L also backs these instruments up with expert dedicated technical support that assures installation and operation success.
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multiparameter and single parameter water testers
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