High throughput technology for microwave digestion
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CEM Microwave Technology product story
Edited by the Laboratorytalk editorial team
May 23, 2003
Incorporating a 40-place high throughput rotor with autovent technology, optimised to provide the kind of throughput required by a busy laboratory
CEM will shortly be releasing its new Mars Xpress range of microwave digestion systems.
Incorporating a 40-place high throughput rotor with autovent technology, the Xpress series has been optimised to provide the kind of throughput required by a busy laboratory.
These systems will be presented at CEM and Varian's joint ICP-MS seminar on 5 June.
Held at Oulton Park race circuit, in the Jackie Stewart Business Centre, this seminar will introduce the latest advances in microwave technology and ICP-MS.
Delegates will also be offered the chance of a hot ride round the race circuit in an Audi TT.
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