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Easy to Use Atlas Software
20 July 2012

Syrris is a world leader in high quality, innovative products for research and development chemists and chemical engineers. Watch this video to find out about Atlas Software. This is an easy to use, PC based application for the control and analysis of experiments. Whole systems including Syrris equipment and/or virtually any RS232 controlled apparatus can be configured and automated. The drag and drop interface means process recipes can be created, changed and saved with the click of a mouse.

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