EXHIBITION PREVIEW
Mast Group.
Don Whitley Scientific.
Don Whitley Scientific As well as being authorised to sell a range of COPAN automated laboratory solutions such as WASPLab, Radian and UniVerse, DWS supplies a wide range of COPAN LBM swabs, including eSwab (pictured above), eNAT and SRK. These swabs incorporate unique FLOQ tips in various sizes and are certified for rapid antigen testing, EIA, PCR and molecular- based assays, DFA and cytology testing, bacteriology and virology. COPAN swabs are designed so that
there are specific swabs for different sites, including swabs for urethral samples, nasopharyngeal samples and kits with double and triple swabs for multiple site testing for MRSA. Call at the DWS stand to discuss your requirements and find
out the most appropriate swab for your application.
DWS is best known for its range of
world-renowned, modified atmosphere workstations. At this year’s BSMT meeting, the firm is showcasing one of the smallest anaerobic cabinets in our range – the Whitley A25 Anaerobic Workstation. It might be small and compact, but it has the same precise control of parameters as its larger workstations, ensuring laboratories can maintain the very best anaerobic conditions. One of the main benefits is that, unlike when using anaerobic jars, plates can be checked regularly and tasks performed inside the workstation without risk to samples. With new style ports and a slimline airlock, the A25 is an ideal first step up from using anaerobic jars.
www.dwscientific.com
Launch Diagnostics
Launch Diagnostics is a leading supplier of diagnostic solutions for many pathology disciplines, partnering with leading manufacturers to supply diagnostic reagents, instrumentation, and services to pathology departments across the public and private sector throughout the UK, Ireland (ACCUSAY Diagnostics) and Europe.
Key instruments for
microbiology and virology include the AIX1000 automated RPR instrument and the VirCLIA lotus serology platform. Launch’s product
Launch Diagnostics.
repertoire includes serology, molecular, third-party QC and extensive AMR solutions, providing a single-supplier solution for microbiology and virology.
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To discuss Launch Diagnostic’s instruments and products, and how working with Launch can benefit your service and end users, visit the company at the BSMT conference or visit the website.
www.launchdiagnostics.com
Mast Group
Mast is a trusted global provider of clinical diagnostic solutions, since 1959, and offers its specialised product range through its own companies in the UK, France and Germany plus a global network of distributors. As the pioneers of microbiological antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST), with a history of experience, quality and innovation, Mast remains at the forefront of developments in this field with its ever-expanding range of AST and AMR products for the determination of bacterial susceptibility, and antibiotic resistance.
Many years of collaborating with the
pharmaceutical industry, developing new AST products and offering a range of services, assures confidence in manufacture and supply of novel antimicrobial compounds on final commercialisation.
Attendees to the BSMT will be able
to explore the new MAST DISCMASTER eight-place dispenser, compatible with all Mast discs in cartridges for easy integration into routine laboratory workflows with optimal, superior and smooth performance. Also, discover the new features of the MAST URI CONNECT system – the connected solution to Urine Microbiology, built on the widely established Mast Uri System, which further optimises testing in busy diagnostic laboratories. Mast’s skilled
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