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News Release from: Nickel-Electro
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 02 December 2003
ArabLab preview: Nickel-Electro
The exhibition, taking place in Dubai from 9-12 February 2004, promises to generate a lot of excitement and offers an opportunity to demonstrate expertise and strength
Nickel-Electro will be exclusively previewing new concepts and updated product ranges at the ArabLab exhibition 2004 The exhibition, taking place in Dubai from 9-12 February 2004, promises to generate a lot of excitement and offers Nickel-Electro an opportunity to demonstrate its expertise and strength in developing equipment for laboratory instrumentation
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 25 Feb 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Digital thermostatic stirrers with acrylic tanks are designed for the immersion of flasks, bottles and racks in a highly stable temperature environment
Nickel-Electro will be exhibiting its range of thermostrirrers at the show.
The NE4-T and NE4-D ranges now feature a safety low-level float to detect water drop.
This ensures that the heaters are disabled but that the powerful stirring action continues.
The NE4-P and NE4-HT ranges have been developed to allow external circulation around a closed circuit and the HT series additionally has extended temperature range to 130C.
Both models now also have low-level water detection.
Additions to existing ranges include analogue and digital block heaters.
The analogue block heater is ideal for simple tasks, with a temperature range ambient +5C up to 120C.
The heater accepts interchangeable blocks for a wide variety of tubes.
Temperature is selected by rotary dial.
The digital block heater has the capability of holding user selected time and temperature settings in its memory.
The temperature is set via a simple control panel, and the wide variety of interchangeable blocks are designed to suit numerous tasks.
Enjoying their first preview at ArabLab are Nickel-Electro's high specification centrifuges, launched earlier this year at Achema.
The range consists of a low cost analogue model, the NE020 series, and high speed Haemtocrit centrifuge, the NE030 series.
Melvin Dickson, Nickel-Electro managing director, says: "ArabLab 2004 is the perfect environment for us to demonstrate how we have been pushing product development forward to respond to the feedback and changing demands of labs around the world.
"This allows us to remain competitive on a global scale, and we are all very excited about showing both our new and our updated products at the exhibition.".
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