Laboratory Products 47 Compact and Easy-to-Use Rotary Evaporator
The Strike 280 rotary evaporator from Wiggens combines simple operation and high performance levels, all in an ergonomic design. The system has been created with safety needs and compliance with existing directives regarding equipment construction and electromagnetic compatibility in mind.
Strike 280 provides real-time display of basic operating parameters: bath temperature, rotation speed, vacuum, vapour temperature and cooling temperature (if optional temperature sensor and vacuum controller are present). Timing and programmed distillation can be performed. Featuring over-temperature protection, powered glassware lifting equipment in case of power failure, real-time monitoring of vapour temperature and cooling temperature, experiment and operator safety are guaranteed at all times.
The 4.3” LCD graphic display touch screen ensures simple operation with a start/stop control and parameter selector, and clear programming instructions with 7 standard packages allowing swift selection. New timed programs can be created, with different bath temperature, rotation speed and vacuum (up to 9 steps).
The PTFE coated, removable bath has a maximum temperature of 180°C limit and the rotation speed can reach 300rpm. A removable safety shield makes glassware lifting possible with or without protective shield. The powered glassware lifting equipment comes with with manual safety release in case of power failure.
The evaporation flasks are held securely in place with a Rodaviss connection. Wiggens can also provide vacuum pumps, solvent recovery systems, vacuum controllers, temperature sensors and chillers.
In addition to the Strike 280 rotary evaporator, Wiggens can also provide the large scale Strike 20 rotary evaporator with 6,10 and 20 litre evaporating flasks, the Strike
100 industrial rotary evaporator with 50 and 100 litre evaporating flasks. The Strike 20 CRE can be used to continuously process samples in excess of the evaporating flask volume without supervision. Strike 20 ATEX and Strike 100 ATEX are suitable for explosion-proof environments. For more detailed information, please contact your local Wiggens distributor.
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Choosing a Specialised Detector for Nitrosamine Analysis in Pharmaceutical Drugs
Over the past few years the news has seen many high-profile product recalls of various pharmaceutical drugs that have been found to contain nitrosamines. Nitrosamine are carcinogenic compounds so need to be monitored to ensure unsafe levels are not found in consumer products. Governments around the world are now requiring reporting on Nitrosamine Levels. With manufacturers often finding the analysis anything but simple, with common issues including achieving the required detection limits and false positives.
The Ellutia 800 Series TEA is the ideal detector for nitrosamine analysis thanks to is selectivity and sensitivity for Nitroso compounds. For testing of pharmaceutical drugs, The 800 Series TEA can be interfaced to a chemical stripping system that allows for rapid testing of ATNC (Apparent Total N-nitrosamine content). This quickly gives an accurate result for the total nitrosamine content of a sample showing both volatile and non-volatile components.
Any positive sample can then be further analysed by an 800 Series TEA interfaced to a GC where volatile nitrosamines such as NDMA (N-Nitrosodimethylamine) can be separated and quantified.
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New Table Top and Floor Mounted Scanning Electron Microscopes
Lambda Photometrics Ltd have announced it has completed a distribution partnership agreement with EmCrafts Co Ltd. South Korea’s leading Scanning Electron Microscope
manufacturer. Scanning Electron Microscopy, SEM, is an essential instrument for applications including material science, biotechnology & nanotechnology.
Commenting on the agreement Lambda Photometrics Managing Director, Ian Ramsay, said: “We welcome EmCrafts to Lambda Photometrics and are really looking forward to working together. After establishing the Sales, Service & Applications support of a previous SEM manufacturer, we are in an excellent position to determine what works and what doesn’t. We took the decision some time ago, after listening to customer feedback, to offer a more cost effective, open architecture Table Top SEM as well as Floor Mounted systems. Lambda can now offer a better Table Top machine and industry leading Floor Mounted systems providing the best resolution and sample size options available. The Table Top Cube II offers the best resolution, reliability and value, the Genesis Compact Floor Mounted and the Veritas full size Large Chamber range of Scanning Electron Microscopes offer everything required of entry and mid-range floor-based systems at very competitive prices.”
EmCrafts CEO, JB Chun, commented: “We are delighted to have an agreement with Lambda Photometrics. Lambda has an excellent reputation with the Table Top systems in the UK & Ireland and were looking to develop a relationship with a leading SEM manufacturer. EmCrafts offer both Table Top and Floor Mounted systems. As a result, Lambda will represent our range of portable Table Top Cube Series, with a full 5-axis stage and 5.0nm resolution in SE mode, the Genesis, a compact floor based SEM with up to a 300,000x magnification and down to 3.0nm in SE mode and the Large Chamber Veritas SEM, offering over 200mm sized X,Y and Z stage and a wide variety of detectors. With our combined resources we will continue to offer and develop our leading range of SEM’s and supporting technologies.”
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