Counting and measuring seeds and grains
17 September, 2009 | Next Instruments Pty Ltd
SeedCount Australasia and Weiss Enterprises have licensed their SeedCount and CornCount Image Analysis systems to Stadvis. The license transfers the worldwide rights for manufacturing, sales and marketing for SeedCount and CornCount to Stadvis Pty Ltd, a manufacturer of NIR analysers for the grains and food industries.
Cartesian geometry EDXRF
17 September, 2009 | AXT Pty Ltd
Rigaku has introduced a benchtop energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) spectrometer, the Rigaku NEX CG, that delivers rapid qualitative and quantitative determination of major and minor atomic elements in a wide variety of sample types with minimal standards.
AutoTrace 280 system for solid phase extraction
17 September, 2009 | Dionex Pty Ltd
The AutoTrace 280 system is an automated solid phase extraction (SPE) instrument designed to be used with large volume (20 mL - 4 L) samples for the isolation of trace organics in water or aqueous matrices.
Image analyser for sizing HPLC column materials
17 September, 2009 | ATA Scientific Pty Ltd
Malvern Instruments has published work demonstrating how the Sysmex FPIA-3000 image analysis-based particle characterisation system provides a reference method for validating particle size measurements of the porous silica materials used in high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) columns. An application note detailing this is available on the Malvern website: http://www.malvern.com/ESZ
Infrared imaging system for western blot analysis
10 September, 2009 | Millennium Science Pty Ltd
The Li-Cor Odyssey Infrared Imaging System sweeps away the old paradigms of chemiluminescence and visible fluorescence and introduces a new standard for Western blot analysis - direct infrared fluorescence detection.
Gradient thermal cycler
10 September, 2009 | FB Australia
Axygen has presented their new Maxygene Gradient Thermal Cycler, designed to produce a compact, low-cost cycler which has all the programmability and advanced functionality of larger, more expensive instruments.
DNA kits
10 September, 2009 | QIAGEN Pty Ltd
The QIAxcel DNA kits by QIAGEN replaces traditional gel analysis of DNA and RNA. Researchers can perform DNA fragment analysis in as little as ten minutes for 12 samples without the need for agarose gel preparation.
Insect growth chamber
10 September, 2009 | LAF Technologies Pty Ltd
Caron's newly designed 25 cu ft Insect Growth Chamber, Model 6025-3, is said to provide a solution for a wide variety of entomological studies.
Simplifying antibody conjugation processes
10 September, 2009 | United Bioresearch Products Pty Ltd
Innova Biosciences has developed a conjugation technology called Lightning-Link that eliminates almost all of the steps employed in a traditional conjugation process.
Analytical and precision balances
10 September, 2009 | Mettler-Toledo Ltd
METTLER TOLEDO has released the NewClassic balance range which is said to allow you to speed up your weighing processes and offer precise results, easy cleaning and handling and a design made to last.
Data transformation tool
10 August, 2009 | Thermo Fisher Scientific
The Thermo Fisher Scientific Integration Manager is a flexible data transformation tool for automated data acquisition and point-to-point data distribution across the enterprise.
Biobanking and biospecimen management software solution
10 August, 2009 | Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thermo Fisher Scientific has announced that its Nautilus LIMS (laboratory information management system) now delivers purpose-built functionality to meet the specific needs of the biobanking industry.
Single-use bioreactor
10 August, 2009 | Merck Pty Limited
The Mobius CellReady 3L Bioreactor is a ready-to-use three-litre bioreactor which demonstrates all the benefits typically associated with single-use processing, while incorporating standard design features familiar to customers already using benchtop, stirred-tank bioreactors.
Algae monitoring
10 August, 2009 | Bestech Australia Pty Ltd
The bbe Modaenke AlgaeTorch allows rapid measurement of toxic algae in water used for drinking and recreation purposes. The handheld device allows a measurement of total algae and blue-green algae, the most common source of toxic blooms. There is a display on the instrument so users can instantly assess whether there is a health risk in water to be used for drinking, swilling, skiing etc, rather than needing to wait for laboratory test results.
Large particle flow cytometers
10 August, 2009 | Thermo Fisher Scientific
Union Biometrica COPAS large particle flow cytometers can be used to analyse, sort and dispense objects that are too large (20-1500 µm) or too delicate for traditional flow cytometers.
