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OHAUS NEW EXPLORER

NEW OHAUS EXPLORER Range Precision, semi-micro, analytical, high capacity Balances This new generation of laboratory balances is designed to enhance your workflow with unparalleled user experience, ou...

Balances Weighing

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Upgrade to Natural Refrigerant Technology with the JULABO Trade-In Program

Why upgrade your current refrigerated circulators? As laboratories prepare for the gradual transition to low-GWP refrigerants, many organisations are reviewing the long-term sustainability and service...

Circulation baths Heating & cooling Promo

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Beckman Coulter introduces a new (BAT) Basophil Activation Test to Improve Allergy Research

Beckman Coulter Life Sciences introduces the Next-Generation Basophil Activation Test (BAT) * to more effectively characterize food allergies without exposure to potentially harmful allergens. * RUO f...

Flow cytometry analyzers for research Flow cytometry reagents

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Redifine mutation detection

Advancing molecular diagnostics through a technology that is redefining how low‑frequency mutations are being detected. Using equipment that is already readily available in most laboratories. What is ...

DNA / RNA (Nucleic acids) Flow cytometry analyzers for research Flow cytometry reagents

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Milestone ultraWAVE 3

The new ultraWAVE 3 is the latest generation of SRC technology that further elevates the value of this technology for elemental analysis in terms of performance, time, workflow, and cost of ownership....

Microwave digestion

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Beckman Coulter CytoFLEX nano

The BECKMAN COULTER CytoFLEX nano is the first nanoscale flow cytometer that enables you to simultaneously detect particles as small as 40 nm and characterize particles with precision thanks to its 6 ...

Flow cytometry analyzers for research

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