Product category:
Reagents and catalysts
News Release from: Wisbiomed | Subject: Dolphin Imaging series
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 26 January 2006
Wisbiomed signs distribution deal with
Wealtec
Wisbiomed, as exclusive distributor, will distribute Wealtec's Dolphin Imaging series products, Dolphin View, Dolphin Doc, Dolphin Chemi, and Dolphin Scan in the west coast of the United States
WISBiomed has signed an exclusive distributorship agreement with Wealtec for Wealtec's imaging and electrophoresis products Wisbiomed, as exclusive distributor, will distribute Dolphin Imaging series products, Dolphin View, Dolphin Doc, Dolphin Chemi, and Dolphin Scan in the west coast of the United States
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 4 Jan 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
Related stories
Quick, reliable T cell receptor clonality assays
Use well tested primer sets and standard molecular biology procedures, the kits can be used to assay 22V beta usages in less than one day without capillary electrophoresis
Free field rotor inspection programme offered
The inspection programme thoroughly evaluates a rotor's operational condition and identifies rotors that may pose a potential safety and health hazard
The agreement also granted Wisbiomed the non-exclusive rights to all the other electrophoresis apparatus, power supplies, semi-dry blotting devices, software, molecular biology reagents manufactured by Wealtec.
Wisbiomed is a technical marketing and sales organisation located in San Francisco Bay area that represents over ten companies in the west coast of the USA, such as NanoDrop Technologies and BioMed Immunotech.
It is aggressively expanding its product portfolio for molecular biology, cell biology and genomic applications.
Wealtec Dolphin series are described as superior systems at very attractive prices.
The simple to use software, solid hardware and craftsmanship put this product line on the top of the price-to-functionality list, says the company.
"We believe this line will do well in US laboratories" said Martin Wang, president of Wis.
"In the digital age where all the technologies drive price lower, just as what is happening to computers, digital cameras, scientists will enjoy the continuous lowering cost of laboratory equipment, and get much more functionalities".
"Wisbiomed will accelerate this process by using a new marketing, sales and support model so we can deliver same product at relatively lower cost".
Meanwhile, Wisbiomed is planning a trade-in programme for used gel imaging and documentation systems, so scientists can easily upgrade their imaging and documentation system.
• Wisbiomed: contact details and other news
• Email this article to a colleague
• Register for the free Laboratorytalk email newsletter
• Laboratorytalk Home Page
Search the Pro-Talk network of sites
