Bold Progress in Near-Infrared Spectroscopy
Rugged and ready for the plant, Thermo Scientific Antaris(tm) NIR analyzers solve industrial quality problems in the lab, at production point-of-use, or in real-time processes.  Shared platform, software and validation tools make method transfer easy and reduce the cost of training and support. Read more...»

Mercury analyzer
The model RA-3000 Gold+AFS mercury analyzer from Nippon Instruments is designed for EPA Method 1631E. According to the company, the analyzer simplifies low- to sub-parts-per-million mercury analysis and reduces reagent consumption and wastes. For more information visit www.hg-nic.us

PPB-level Elemental Analysis
With UltraCarry®, Rigaku's NEX CG EDXRF can quantify elements in aqueous liquids down to PPB-levels. Routine elemental analysis of contaminated or industrial wastewater can now be performed by non-technical personnel. Read More...»

Powerful UV Performance
At 1 nm, Shimadzu's compact UV-1800 spectrophotometer easily satisfies pharmacopoeia requirements, and with USB memory, reduced stray light/noise level, enhanced validation/maintenance functions, the UV-1800 improves your productivity. Learn more.»

Si-PIN Detector
The XPIN Si-PIN detector from MOXTEK is intended for use in benchtop and handheld energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence instrumentation. The detector reportedly is optimized to provide maximized resolution, count rate, energy absorption, and peak-to-background for industrial and scientific applications. According to the company, the detector has a 625-µm-thick Si-PIN diode, an ultralow-noise JFET, a multilayer collimator, a preamplifier, and a two-stage thermoelectric cooler. The detector's 8-µm windows are coated to resist corrosion and harsh environments. The detector is available with a 6-mm² or 13-mm² active area. More »

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