Laboratory Products 15 Versatile titrator for simultaneous two-line titrations
The AUT-801 from DKK-TOA Corporation is a versatile titrator catering to a range of applications, including the capability for simultaneous two-line titration. For simultaneous titration of two series, an optional burette can be added to the standard configuration, enabling concurrent performance of different titrations such as neutralisation and oxidation-reduction. This flexibility extends to applications such as simultaneous pH measurement and neutralisation titration. The system can be configured as a single system or as a dual-strain simultaneous titration system with additional components like the titration burette (ABT-8), stirrer (ST-8), electrode, electrode stand, and electrode holder.
The titrator supports a variety of titrations with its line-up of high-performance electrodes, including a pH glass electrode (Strong-pH) known for durability. Options such as ORP electrodes for redox titration, silver composite electrodes for salinity titration, electrodes for non-aqueous titration, and EC cells for electrical conductivity titration are available to accommodate various titrate ion methods.
Featuring 2 channels of pH/mV input as standard, the AUT-801 allows for the addition of optional titration units (light intensity, polarisation, electrical conductivity, potential difference) to the 3rd and 4th channels. The data memory function enables the storage of up to 600 data points in the main body for single-system use.
Moreover, the titrator is equipped with a validation support function, including a pH calibration history (up to 20 calibrations) and a burette capacity verification history creation function. AUT-801 stands as a comprehensive solution for precise and efficient titration processes across diverse applications.
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New desiccant with colour-changing indicator Elemental Microanalysis, a leading global supplier to the elemental analysis market, is pleased to announce brand new drying agent, DrysorberTM
(B1327) with colour changing indicators.
Elemental’s in-house R&D team developed every aspect of Drysorber to be easy to use – from tube fill to moisture indication. Drysorber is composed of several sizes of drying agent spheres and an indicator. The larger spheres of drying agent will dissolve as they are spent. Elemental’s Drysorber also contains an indicator which will undergo a change from pale blue to pink as the larger spheres absorb water. The colour indicator offers easy recognition of when the drying agent needs replacing - as well as confirmation that any opened, stored product is still viable for use.
“The obsolescence of Sicapent to the elemental analysis market offered an opportunity for Elemental Microanalysis to develop a drying agent in-house for the needs of our customers with Elementar analysers,” noted Paul Stevens, Director of Operations. “Our R&D team, helmed by David Castle, developed a desiccant that is both uniquely non-clumping and offers distinct visual clue on replacement status.”
Drysorber is suitable for use in Elementar® analysers where Sicapent® was previously recommended, in instrument modes for C, H, N,
and O detection. Supplied in a 230 g bottle, this granular, free-flowing product ensures easy filling of drying tubes. Additionally, Drysorber is not considered dangerous goods for shipping at the 230g size.
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ADVERTORIAL Accelerating advances in antibody therapy
Creasallis, a UK-based start-up focused on enhancing the penetration of therapeutic antibodies into tumours, has received a boost from Integra Biosciences. As part of the ‘Integra supports start- ups’ competition, Creasallis is awarded 50 EVOLVE manual pipettes, GRIPTIPS®
volumes ranging from 0.2 to 5000 μl, enhancing its capabilities for ground-breaking research in antibody therapy.
Established in 2021, Creasallis addresses a crucial challenge in antibody therapies -their limited penetration into tumours, often leading to surface-level treatment. The company’s patented CreaTap technology aims to overcome this limitation and can be integrated into existing antibodies. The recent prize from Integra allows Creasallis to elevate its laboratory operations, ensuring more accurate and dedicated pipetting for tasks such as cell culture and protein work, ultimately preventing contamination. Dr Joyce Ratti, Head of Protein Sciences at Creasallis, expressed gratitude for the generous prize, emphasising its significant impact on expanding the lab’s capabilities and accelerating their innovative research.
pipette tips valued at US $1000, and various lab accessories. This support empowers Creasallis to efficiently pipette
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