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7 Sample Preparation & Processing


High-capacity precision balance with password protection


The KERN FEJ high-capacity precision balance with a password-protected user administration systemn is ideal for use in applications such as the pharmaceutical industry as the user administration system enables unique assignment of the user and protects the balance against unauthorised access. In addition, the balance supports the integrity of data, such as the weighing result, sample ID, user name or balance ID.


The KERN FEJ also offers a wide range of application possibilities in the laboratory as well as


the chemical, food and plastic industries. Depending on the model, it has a large weighing range of up to 62 kg, with a readout of 0.1 or 1 g. The automatic internal adjustment guarantees a high level of accuracy, regardless of location.


In addition, the KERN FEJ is simple to clean. This is due to the robust metal housing as well as the stainless steel display device with protection against dust and water splashes to IP65. The clear LCD display as well as the freely- assignable function keys, which enable individual adjustment of the balance, both contribute to the simple, intuitive operation. The KERN FEJ can be connected to the BalanceConnection software if you want to store, evaluate and process the weighing data digitally.


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Manual handling of acids with digestion vessels – a health and safety concern?


Operator exposure to acid fumes especially with working with multiple acids is a possible concern for health and safety when adding acids to digestion vessels. In addition, the task takes valuable operator time that limits laboratory productivity and the ability of the chemist to accomplish other tasks.


Any sample preparation for elemental analysis requires the addition of reagents and the handling of these reagents, even if ultrapure, is a key factor in achieving lower detection limits and ensuring reliable quantification limits. Apart from potential contamination from pipette tips and dirty glassware, another consideration is the potential for the presence of the analyst to contaminate the reagents from the use of cosmetics and the presence of watches, rings, bracelets, and other jewellery.


Implementation of an automated dosing system such as the Milestone easyFILL acid dosing station from Analytix can effectively overcome both safety concerns and reagent contamination as it controls direct addition of reagents in most digestion vessels and vials without exposing the operator to the reagents. It provides better acid dispensing capability, and a superior analytical blank value compared to the manual bottle top dispensing method by removing analyst contamination and human error


The system provides automated dosing of up to six acids (including HF) and reduces operator time to just a few seconds. The dosing compartment and all parts in contact with acids are manufactured from anticorrosive materials and the system is controlled via a Microsoft Surface GO with customised software that has pre-stored rack configurations. For routine processes, it is possible to create a library of customised methods with the type and volume of reagents and the number of vessel positions.


More information online: ilmt.co/PL/1yKL and ilmt.co/PL/z59D 63742pr@reply-direct.com ADVERTORIAL Choosing the best pipettes for your lab


Selecting the right pipette is essential for achieving accurate, effi cient, and comfortable pipetting results in any laboratory. Whether your priority is precision, ergonomics, or budget-friendliness, the comprehensive Alpha Laboratories’ range ensures there’s a pipette tailored to your specifi c applications.


Manual pipettes


Designed for reliability and ease of use, our manual pipettes provide effortless accuracy and superior ergonomics. The Tacta®, for instance, is renowned for its low pipetting forces and ergonomic features, reducing strain and ensuring consistent results, even during long sessions. The great value alpha+ series delivers precision and value with a lightweight, soft-grip body and colour-coded volume settings - perfect for teaching labs or budget-conscious facilities. For a mid-range option Proline® Plus is versatile in research and routine applications where a modern, lightweight but accurate pipette is required.


Electronic pipettes


When advanced performance and effi ciency are essential, the new Picus® 2 electronic pipettes, redefi ne the pipetting experience. Lightweight and compact, Picus 2 minimises repetitive strain injuries while delivering unparalleled accuracy. It’s ideal for high-throughput workfl ows, microplate pipetting, and applications requiring rapid adjustments. For enhanced productivity, the Picus® 2 takes connectivity to the next level, allowing seamless integration with mobile devices to streamline sample preparation and automate settings.


All pipettes from Alpha Laboratories are engineered with user comfort and precision at the forefront. Features like Optilock volume locking, ergonomic handles, and autoclavable designs ensure ease of use and long-lasting performance. From high-throughput labs to basic applications, every model is backed by thoughtful design, robust materials, and strict compliance with ISO standards.


Whether you’re handling biological fluids, working on high-accuracy PCR tasks, or simply need a durable pipette for routine work, our pipette range ensures a perfect fit for every scenario. Start your journey to effortless pipetting by exploring the pipette selector tool today.


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