Week 29 July - 4 August 2001

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Building better laboratories

GRI Contract Services releases a new product portfolio to facilitate the design, supply, installation and commissioning of essential equipment in the UK laboratory market

News from GRI, 3 August 2001

Marine BioProducts distributor

GRI has been appointed as the sole UK distributor for Marine BioProducts International (MPB), and will promote MBP's ranges of premium agar and agarose

News from GRI, 3 August 2001

Automated toxicity measurements

The Man-Tech Toxicity AssayPlus system will simultaneously measure pH, conductivity, temperature and dissolved oxygen in a single sample cup

News from Man-Tech Associates, 3 August 2001

Ultra-sensitive luminescence assays

A unique design geometry and ultra-sensitive detectors give the TopCount NXT microplate luminescence and scintillation counter leading-edge performance

News from Packard BioScience (now PerkinElmer), 3 August 2001

Savings for start-up labs

VWR announces details of its 2001-2002 bioMarke laboratory start-up programme, offering cash savings and free products for newly-established laboratories

News from VWR International, 3 August 2001

Planetary ball mill

The Pulverisette 6 mono mill from Fritsch will grind samples down to less than 1�m, and can be used for mixing, homogenising, emulsifying and alloying

News from Fritsch, 2 August 2001

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Technical note on high throughput sampling

Technical Background Article

International Sorbent Technology has published a new technical note on the use of 96-well technology in solid phase extraction

News from Argonaut Technologies, 2 August 2001

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Water content determined by Karl Fischer method

Metrohm has developed a method to determine the moisture content of gases based on the ISO standard 10101.
Analytical launches Autotest D12 gas monitor

Analytical Technology has released its D12 two-wire, loop-powered, toxic/combustible gas detector, a sensor that can provide accurate readings of over 30 gas concentrations.