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News Release from: HEL | Subject: LP Chemscan
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 23 March 2007
Robotic workstation for parallel
chemistry
LP Chemscan is a process development platform, fully automated and software controlled; while many such platforms exist, none can rival the unique combination of features, says HEL
Working volume from 1ml vials to 350ml stirred vessels Up to nearly 100 stirred reaction vials possible
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 19 Feb 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Polyblock: parallel chemistry with scalable data
Scalable data from multi-reactor (parallel) systems is possible with careful attention to design, especially in relation to temperature, agitation and liquid dosing control
Reaction temperature from -80 to 2500C can be realised.
Software has three different user interface designs that permit access to users with different needs.
The software also permits commands to be changed at any time, while experiment is still running.
Range of different vials, reactors and flasks can be used interchangeably and in any combination.
Sample injection into most HPLC brands.
For selected brands full control of HPLC from HEL software, allowing many benefits associated with a fully integrated system.
HPLC data can also be subjected to calculation by automatic transfer into Agilent's Chemstation software, with the results available for real time display and analysis.
An important part of the LP Chemscan platform is the use of Polyblock as reaction block.
This gives unique flexibility in terms of temperature range and control.
In addition, the Polyblock has many reactors and vials - both small and large.
This allows very wide range of applications to be handled.
The system is modular and can be built up in stations and expanded at any time.
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