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Reactor Ready Mini: A Compact Small Lab Reactor for Faster Process Development

The Radleys Reactor-Ready Mini is a compact, small jacketed reactor supporting 50 ml to 500 ml vessels with accurate temperature control, efficient stirring, dosing, and a scalable process. Reactor-Re...

Glass reactors Parallel synthesis Synthesis

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Radleys NEW AVA Pad Reactor Controller

AVA Pad Reactor Controller One Box. Any Reactor. Effortless Automation. AVA Pad is a compact, subscription-free, out-of-the-box controller that brings effortless automation to any jacketed lab reactor...

Glass reactors Parallel synthesis Synthesis

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NEW PARTNERSHIP ANALIS & UniPix ATMOS

We are proud to announce our new partnership with UNIPIX to provide new solutions for pipette verification Looking for solution to enhance your pipette accuracy and ensure data integrity for full conf...

Liquid Handling (Manual) Pipette calibration

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VILBER FUSION ABSOLUTE

NEW VILBER Chemiluminescence Imaging system for absolute quantification of proteins: Go beyond with FUSION ABSOLUTE Thanks to its many innovations, FUSION ABSOLUTE goes even further than its previous ...

Chemiluminescence & fluorescence imagers Imaging

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VILBER’s Technological Excellence at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games!

VILBER FUSION system , utilized by the French Anti-Doping Laboratory at Paris-Saclay University, plays a crucial role in ensuring fair competition. This advanced imaging technology is trusted globally...

Chemiluminescence & fluorescence imagers

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Working in Particle Characterization & Zeta Potential analysis ?

Experience the BeNano series: The latest generation of nanoparticle size and zeta potential analyzer designed by our supplier Bettersize Instruments. Dynamic light scattering (DLS), electrophoretic ...

Particle characterization

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