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News Release from: Thermo Fisher Scientific (Elemental Analysis) | Subject: AI 3000 and AS 3000
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 09 September 2005
Thermo launches new liquid autosamplers
Thermo Electron Corporation announces the introduction of two new liquid autosamplers for elemental analysis, the AI 3000 and AS 3000
Thermo Electron Corporation announces the introduction of two new liquid autosamplers for elemental analysis, the AI 3000 and AS 3000 Designed to complement the FlashEA 1112 elemental analyser, these complementary products are designed to help scientists achieve high precision and reproducible data from liquid analyses in the environmental, petrochemical, and food and beverage industries
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 30 Aug 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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In Organic Elemental Analysis (OEA) applications, the determination of elements in liquid samples has become increasingly important.
The new Thermo liquid autosamplers are robust units used in a wide range of analyses including the characterisation of water solutions, gasoline, physiological fluids and the quality control of beverages.
The new liquid autosamplers feature automatic alignment so needle syringe damages are reduced or annulled due to the automatic check performed by the system before starting the operational cycles.
The AI 3000 sample tray has 8 sample positions while the AS 3000 has a sample capacity of 105, thus satisfying different laboratory requirements.
Both autosamplers are driven by the OEA Eager 300 dedicated software, which controls the complete function of the autosamplers and provides a help routine for operators.
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