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Genevac
25 Jan 2006

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Genevac, world leader in solvent removal technologies, recently marked the landmark of shipping its 2000th centrifugal evaporator.

Reflecting upon this achievement Rob Darrington (Business Development Manager) commented 'to reach this landmark is a testament to Genevac's track record of consistent technological innovation, top level customer support and reliable high performance products'. 'Today many purchasers require more than just performance in an evaporator - our team of 20 experienced support staff coupled with the company commitment to free lifetime applications support and high quality standards are often key purchasing considerations'.

Genevac today offers a comprehensive portfolio of evaporators to suit almost any solvent removal application, purchasing budget or productivity requirement. Details of the current Genevac evaporator range may be found at their website.

For further information on productive, sample safe solvent evaporation please contact your local Genevac representative.

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