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Fermentation and incubation equipment
News Release from: QMX Laboratories | Subject: Digiprep
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 10 March 2003
Simple and cost-effective sample
digestions
Advanced temperature control with built-in timer provides automatic shut-off and includes a temperature ramp feature for control of difficult samples
The Digiprep from QMX Laboratories incorporates many unique design enhancements and accessories to simplify and increase the cost-effectiveness of sample digestions prior to trace metal analysis Digiprep is ideal for any digestion or heating method that requires a temperature of <180C
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 18 Feb 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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High performance high temperature sample digestion
Digester incorporates many unique design enhancements to simplify and improve the cost-effectiveness of high temperature sample digestions
Advanced temperature control with built-in timer provides automatic shut-off and includes a temperature ramp feature for control of difficult samples.
With a Teflon coated graphite heating block to resist aggressive corrosive attack and a corrosion resistant case to eliminate sample contamination, the system is ideal for use in harsh acid environments.
Unique Digitubes, made from ultra-low metal content polypropylene, provide the best single-use digestion vessels and volumetric flasks.
The RackLock design locks the tube in position for easy handling and allows one-handed closure of the leak-free screw cap.
Digiprep is also available with a comprehensive range of accessories including glass tubes for high temperature and large sample volumes, PC data station capability for remote control and linking of multiple units, and exhaust hood to liberate valuable fume cupboard space.
Digiprep utilises the latest in graphite block digestion technology and provides the most versatile and reliable sample preparation system available today.
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