Week 27 March - 2 April 2005

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Motors for vacuum applications

211-vacuum rated series motors are capable of up to 113mNm of holding torque depending, on stack size, and are said to be ideal for commercial grade vacuums

News from Servotechnic, 31 March 2005

Infra red thermometer offers high precision

High precision infrared thermometer incorporates a high quality glass lens to give a precision measuring beam diameter of only 13mm up to a distance of 140mm

News from Barber InSys, 31 March 2005

Mirror, mirror, in the lab

Rack facilitates rapid and direct pipetting of cryo-vial samples from clinical trials into standard 96-well microplates, leading to a considerable increase in productivity for clinical laboratories

News from Porvair Sciences, 31 March 2005

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Flexible new technologies for advanced FT-IR

2D correlation spectroscopy software combines the latest development in algorithms and advanced imaging graphics, providing additional data processing options and multiple display modes

News from Thermo Electron (molecular spectroscopy), 31 March 2005

Service and calibrations for multichannel pipettes

Investment in calibration technology brings this unique service to its customers at 'unbelievably' low prices - less than previous charges for standard multichannel services

News from Anachem Instrumentation, 31 March 2005

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Reliable datalogging of RH and temperature

Undertake reliable monitoring of relative humidity and temperature conditions with confidence over a long period of time with these compact battery-powered loggers

News from JDL, 30 March 2005

World's largest parallel protein production site

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Monash University, in the Australian state of Victoria, becomes home to 12-module protein production system which, in combination with forthcoming synchrotron, will significantly boost science

News from GE Healthcare (formerly Amersham BioSciences), 30 March 2005

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