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Melting Point Device With One Click™ Technology

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Optima AUC delivers enhanced optics and improved software to open new applications

B Medical Systems' Laboratory Freezers are devices for the storage of laboratory products, samples, test materials, chemicals or reagents at temperatures below -20°C.

Latest Spectrus applications offer deeper integrations, improvement to low code/no code automation, expansion of data import/export, and enhanced analytical data processing and interpretation, and Percepta delivers improved prediction accuracy for several models

Hematology Automation Analyzer. Integrated modules - XN analytical, barcode terminal, SP for smear making/staining.

The PAL RTC with robotic tool change maximizes productivity in analytical and clinical labs.

New services make patient-specific stem cells more accessible for drug discovery and disease studies

New device rapidly isolates blood plasma for diagnostics and precision medicine

Watch this on-demand webinar to discover the benefits of implementing new data analytics, visualization tools and techniques in the lab

AI-powered solution to enhance diagnostic efficiency, streamline clinical trials, and improve patient outcomes across global pathology networks

Your entire C/N/S/X lab in one device

Thermal desorption and pyrolysis device for DART®-MS: ionRocket

Agilent J&W DB-5ms features an excellent signal-to-noise ratio for analytical applications. 

Eliminate disruptions to your routine analytical work with the Thermo Scientific Vanquish Core HPLC systems.

The Metrosep Carb 2 Guard/4.0 effectively removes contamination, thus protecting the analytical separation column. 

Gallant ICD and CRT-D devices feature a patient-preferred design without compromising on battery longevity and compatibility with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

More than 305,000 high-resolution, multi-channel COVID-19 cellular images are now available to the scientific community