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ICP-MS, TOC and Elemental Analysis innovations to be presented at Pittcon 2020
Analytik Jena aims to provide the most optimal solutions for the most requested industrial applications
17 Feb 2020
Sophie Ball
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At this year’s Pittcon, Team Analytik Jena swings for the fences with a line-up of high-performance instruments and game-winning support and service. Precise and accurate analytical instruments that offer an enhanced experience, whether in the QC, research, or routine testing fields. Analytik Jena is changing the way the game is played in AAS, ICP-OES, ICP-MS, TOC and Elemental Analysis. Their goal is to develop and include customer feedback in order to provide the most optimal solutions for the most requested industrial applications. All analyzers are engineered for excellence and can be tailored to individual customer requirements through various upgrades and accessories.
At McCormick Place, in Chicago, IL / Booth 2248 visitors will be able to take home baseball-themed gifts, meet Team Analytik Jena and the new players in their chemical analysis line-up.
- A new TOC/TNb analyzer has stepped up to the plate. The multi N/C duo provides fully automated liquid and solid TOC analysis without modifying your system - hitting up to 48 samples in less than 4 hours.
- The MVPs of ICP-MS will outperform any opponent: The PlasmaQuant MS Q for ultra-high-throughput applications and the PlasmaQuant MS Elite S for the determination of ultra-trace elements in routine applications
- Sure to be rookie of the year in the Major League of ICP-OES: PlasmaQuant PQ 9100 Elite
- New multi EA 5100 - a grand slam in Elemental Analysis; determine C, N, S and Cl in solid, liquid and gaseous samples
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