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News Release from: Thermo Fisher Scientific (Molecular Spectroscopy) | Subject: UV-visible spectrophotometer web tool
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 31 July 2007
Select UV-visible spectrophotometers
online
New web tool features application-specific UV-visible spectrophotometer product selector guides targeted at the material science, life science and general laboratory markets
Thermo Fisher Scientific has launched a new interactive web tool designed to help current and prospective customers make an informed selection of a UV-visible spectrophotometer system With the company's wide breadth of UV-vis solutions, offering close to 30 instrument and accessory configurations, the selector tool helps the user easily find the right spectrophotometer to fit their needs
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 31 Oct 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Scientists and laboratory decision makers are increasingly turning to the web as a first source of product information.
Through a logical progression of application specific questions, this new user-friendly web tool allows users to quickly and easily determine the appropriate Thermo Scientific UV-visible spectrophotometer, accessories and software for their individual specific application requirements.
Users are able to obtain comprehensive product information that allows them to compare features and help them to select the most suitable system.
For first-time users of UV-visible spectrophotometers lacking a fundamental understanding of product specifications, the tool provides assistance through a comprehensive glossary that explains technical concepts in simple detail.
For customers with specific application and technical questions about their system, a simple contact form is provided.
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