With the Virus Counter® 3100 platform, use this rapid, no wash labeling procedure and take virus quantification to new levels of accuracy, speed and simplicity.

The Virus Counter platform, which includes the instrument, software and reagents, is purpose-build to enumerate viruses directly and with high speed and precision. The platform features multiple detection systems, the versatile Combo Dye® reagent and the antibody-based ViroTag® product line. Both reagents use a simple, no wash workflow to stain virus samples, offering the right solution for individual quantification needs. The Virus Counter platform enables users to quantify their virus samples in near real time. This allows users to precisely determine optimal harvesting times, validate processing steps, and define final formulations with speed and confidence.

The AVS® Pro III automatic sampler is a PC-controlled, fully automated instrument for the determination of the viscosity, viscosity number, intrinsic viscosity etc.

In spite of the high sample throughput, AVS® Pro III provides maximum accuracy and reproducibility. Furthermore, working with the automatic sampler is easy and allows unattended 24 hour operation.

The San Series of Automated Wet Chemistry Analyzers also known as Continuous Flow Analyzers have been designed as modular systems to meet the needs of laboratories that process a few samples or large volumes of samples. Based on the Continuous Flow Analysis (CFA) or also called Segmented Flow Analysis (SFA) technique, up to 16 analytical measurements (depending on the model) can be made on a single sample simultaneously. With the addition of rinsing valves and software the San Series of analyzers can automate; start-up, shut-down, dilutions, re-runs, clean-up, and raw data storage

The Formacs SERIES Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and Total Nitrogen (TN) analyzers have been designed to measure TOC and TN separately or simultaneously in liquid samples.

The flexible design ensures optimal performance and is operational within minutes, providing accurate analyses for Total Carbon (TC), Total Inorganic Carbon (TIC), TOC, Non-Purgeable Organic Carbon (NPOC), and TN. As an additional option, the concentration of Nitrate and Nitrite (NN) can be measured which results in a true alternative to the Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN) method (TKN = TN – NN). This eliminates the need for hazardous reagents, which are required for the conventional TKN analysis. In this way, valuable operator time is saved and better precision is achieved.

The user-friendly analyzers allow quick and easy access to all components and include a versatile software package for complete instrument control, data acquisition, calculations, and report generation.

Laboratory and industrial production process control requires a fast and accurate analysis of sample to allow optimum operating conditions to be set and maintained. This can apply equally to food and beverage production, pharmaceutical products or biopharmaceutical manufacturing systems for both cell culture and microbial applications. The speed and flexibility of our enzymatic laboratory analysers makes them ideal for quality control purposes. A printed result is obtained typically within 20 – 25 seconds from sample injection. New analytical assays are continually being developed; for example measurement of methanol from dimethyl dicarbonate (DMDC) preservation of juices and other beverages but also NAD and NADH for industrial control purposes.

Micro-deposition Improves Analysis

DiscovIR’s unique temperature controlled, vacuum deposition method ensures that results are accurate and reproducible. Eluted peaks are first deposited in a film on to a rotating IR transparent disc. Next, an infrared beam passes through each concentrated spot and the detector automatically collects spectral data.

Concentrates Analytes In Minimal Area

Cryogenic temperature control of the Sample Disc minimizes the area of the deposited analyte. This results in a thicker sample layer and therefore Higher Sensitivity of the absorbance spectrum.

New DiscovIR-LCTM system from Spectra Analysis is able to afford total solvent removal from a reversed-phase gradient run (2% to 100% organic) with no change in the operational setpoints of the system. Solid phase Transmission FTIR Spectra are acquired continuously throughout the run.

Key Applications

• Deformulation
• Co-polymer compositional drift
• Extractables and leachables
• Minor component identification
• Chemical troubleshooting
• Degradation/failure analysis

For all laboratory applications even for sophisticated state-of-the-art sterilization processes.

With all possibilities to add additional options for process optimization to enable validatable sterilization to be carried out.

Dilatometry measures the change in size of a sample as a function of temperature. In addition to directly determining the thermal expansion of the sample, the change in size also provides information about phase transitions and physical or chemical changes in the microstructure. These can be identified by the associated changes in density and rate of expansion of the material. Dilatometry is also an extremely useful method for evaluating the sintering behavior of materials, as it records both the shrinkage of a sintered sample and the temperatures required to achieve this change. This analysis allows optimization of workpiece shapes and processing temperatures, improvement of product quality and reduction of costs.

Key Features

• Patented, linear motor and high-resolution displacement sensor provide unmatched control over the widest ranges of force, displacement, and frequency, for superior data accuracy
• Ultra-durable, frictionless motor, backed by the industry’s only ten-year warranty, provides maintenance- and worry-free operation
• High force of 500 N enables testing of larger samples or final parts under real-world conditions, by achieving higher loading levels in both DMA and fatigue analysis
• Forced Convection Oven (FCO) provides superior control and responsiveness over a temperature range of -150 °C to 600 °C for the highest degree of accuracy and flexibility in experiment thermal profiles
• Large Sample Oven (LSO), with a temperature range of -150 °C to 315 °C, offers spacious interior dimensions to accommodate testing of large samples or component
• Air Chiller Systems (ACS) offer unique gas flow cooling for sub-ambient testing without the use of liquid nitrogen, eliminating potential laboratory hazards while providing an incredible return on investment
• Broad range of fixtures accommodate a wide range of sample sizes and geometries adding to testing versatility
• Extremely rigid test frame and air bearings ensure the most accurate results on samples of very high stiffness
• Multi-color status lights provide clear and visible indication of instrument and test status
• WinTest^® and TRIOS Software packages provide powerful and easy-to-use instrument control and data analysis for the ultimate flexibility in experimental design