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New Product Development − Pearl Liquid Transmission Accessory

Specac Ltd

Revolutionary liquids accessory to surface soon!

11 Oct 2015
Lois Manton-O'Byrne, PhD
Executive Editor

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Do you analyze liquids? Do you use the market leading Specac Quest ATR, or do you use something that provides even more sensitivity?

Are you using a traditional method such as the Specac Omni-Cell? Time consuming, lots of training required, challenging to reproduce pathlengths and windows that occasionally break?

A revolutionary new liquids accessory will be surfacing soon. No assembly required, repeatable pathlength, with robust design. The new Specac liquids accessory will be very easy to use, with barely any training required, and can be used for a variety of applications, saving you time and money.

The Pearl is being launched on the 10th November at the RSC, Picadillly, please contact reach@specac.co.uk for more details.

If you want to be one of the first to receive a free demonstration of the new Specac liquids accessory, please email us here.

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