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| multi EA® 5000 Request info | 
A Potpourri on Application Diversity – The Elemental Analyzer multi EA® 5000 Experience tomorrow’s technology today The multi EA® 5000 is much more than just a further development of...
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| ZEEnit 700 P Request info | 
The ZEEnit 700 P , a compact tandem spectrometer for flame, hydride and graphite furnace techniques, provides users with a "plus" of functions. Guaranteed effective: ZEEnit 700 P...
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ENMO®hydro represents the newest developments in dynamic, continuous and automated water quality monitoring and thus makes an important contribution to the early detection of disasters or...
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| LABbase® Request info | 
LABbase® is a Laboratory Information Management System based on blomesystem®, which comprises all functionalities required for the workflow in a professional laboratory. The basic...
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| MobiLab Request info | 
Quick and easy: the MobiLab combines nucleic acid extraction, thermal mixer and rapidPCR thermal cycler usefully with one another. The MobiLab is simple and intuitive, so that even...
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| multi EA® 4000 Request info | 
multi EA® 4000 – C, S and Cl solid analysis was never so easy and reliable The multi EA® 4000 introduces a new generation of elemental analyzers for determining C, S and Cl in solid...
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| multi X® 2500- AOX (TOX) Request info | 
This versatile system opens up new dimensions in TOX analysis Vertical or horizontal? Are you tired of that question? Now do both with one instrument! Innovative double furnace...
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| readyLIMS® Request info | 
readyLIMS® is a high-performance, immediately ready to operate laboratory information management system able to process the entire range of daily laboratory tasks efficiently and...
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| solid AA® Request info | 
Direct solids analysis – for all graphite furnace AAS systems from Analytik Jena Conventional methods of elemental analysis can only process liquid samples. Solids, therefore, are...
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