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RSA™ Glass Autosampler Vials & Caps

MicroSolv Technology Corp.

Made with a new patent pending, glass manufacturing process, RSA Glass™ vials and inserts have reduced surface activity for basic compounds and sample diluents. This is due to the elimination of virtually all silanols. RSA™ autosampler vials and glass inserts are not manufactured with coatings; but have significantly reduced silanols and surface ions on the glass surface normal produced during the manufacturing process. 

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Obelisc N

Sielc

Obelisc N is a column which has very polar characteristics and works well for polar and charged analytes.

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aquapuri 5 Series

YOUNG IN Chromass

aquapuri 5 series satisfy all of your needs with a versatile product range while ensuring excellent water quality and user-friendly operation. The tank-less integrated models (541/551 series) produce Type I grade water from tap water by eliminating the possibility of tank contamination.

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Vacuum Pump Isolation Valve (VPI)

Agilent Technologies

Agilent vacuum pump isolation (VPI) valves are inlet protection valves that electrically connect with the mechanical pump. The valves close rapidly when power is interrupted to prevent oil backstreaming or particle migration into the vacuum system. They also vent the pump from the inlet side, pushing any debris towards the outlet, and preventing it from being swept into the system when pumping is restarted.

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Next Generation Impactor (NGI)

Copley Scientific Ltd

In 1997, a group of prominent pharmaceutical companies came together in the form of a consortium with the express intent of developing a new impactor specifically for inhaled and nasal products. The result, the Next Generation Impactor (NGI), was launched in 2000 and subsequently accepted into the Pharmacopoeias in 2005. The NGI has seven stages, five of which are in the range 0.5 to 5 microns plus a micro-orifice collector w…

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