What’s New in LAB & Life Sciences Oct/Nov 2013

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4-port anaerobic workstation Don Whitley Scientific has launched a 4-port anaerobic workstation that has two airlocks, one at either end of the chamber. The workstation has been designed for busy laboratories where two people may need to use the workstation simultaneously. The positioning of the two airlocks at either end of the chamber allows samples to be introduced at one end and removed at the other, improving laboratory workflow. The A55 incorporates features such as a colour touch-screen interface, sleeveless instant access ports, automatic commissioning and a range of options and accessories to tailor the workstation to the user’s requirements. A removable front is fitted on the right-hand side of the cabinet to facilitate the introduction of bulk samples and equipment that may need to be used inside the chamber. The product can accommodate up to 1400 x 90 mm Petri dishes. Options for the workstation include a fully integrated anaerobic conditions monitor, internal power sockets, single-plate entry system and a fully comprehensive maintenance contract. Don Whitley Scientific Pty Limited Contact info and more items like this at wf.net.au/V185

Ultracompact refrigeration circulator Huber Ministats are small cooling circulators which have enough power to thermoregulate photometers, refractometers, viscosimeters, distillation apparatus, reactor vessels and mini plants. Their compact form allows them to be placed in areas where space is at a premium. They can be used to control external applications or objects that can be thermoregulated directly in the bath. The range consists of three models which are available as air- or water-cooled versions. Depending on the model, working temperatures from -45 to +200°C and cooling capacities of 600 W can be achieved. The maximum admissible environmental temperature for continual operation is +40°C. A powerful variable speed pressure/suction pump allows optimum circulation and can be controlled using an optional pressure sensor which protects delicate glassware. All models have Active Cooling Control for cooling power control at the maximum working temperature and an automatic cooling power regulation for energy-saving operation and reduced heat dissipation into the lab. Parts in contact with the thermal fluid are made of stainless steel or polycarbonate, guaranteeing long service life. The product is fitted with the Pilot ONE touch-screen controller, which provides comfortable navigation and advanced control technology. Operation is via a colour 5.7″ TFT touch-screen display with convenient menu prompts and full text menu guidance in 11 languages. Important parameters such as process temperature, jacket temperature, pump pressure and safety equipment are visible at a glance - the temperature processes are graphically displayed and shown in real time. Ease of use is facilitated with USB/LAN connections, which also benefits data recording or remote control. For example, temperature measurement data can be easily stored on a USB stick. The USB connection also allows a connection to a PC or notebook. Combined with the Huber Spy Software, requirements such as remote control or data transmission can be performed easily. Scitek Australia Pty Ltd Contact info and more items like this at wf.net.au/V151

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