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ChemiLytics using PlasmaQuant 9200

Analytik Jena GmbH+Co. KG
20 Jul 2026

This customer success story highlights how Chemilytics, a specialist provider of inorganic elemental analysis, relies on PlasmaQuant ICP-OES systems from Analytik Jena to deliver precise and reliable results across a wide range of complex sample matrices. The video showcases the instruments’ high resolution, sensitivity, reproducibility, and robustness, enabling accurate trace element analysis while supporting high sample throughput in a demanding contract laboratory environment.

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Analytik Jena is a leading global supplier of analytical measurement and automation technology in the fields of chemical analysis, molecular biology, and liquid handling. Precise results and ease of use are the top priorities in the development of Analytik Jena's laboratory analysis products. Instrument-specific consumables and outstanding customer services and complete the extensive range. Analytik Jena is part of the Endress+Hauser Group, a family-owned company based in Switzerland.

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