The Biomek 3000 is a fully automated liquid handling workstation developed by Beckman Coulter, designed for genomics, proteomics, and drug screening applications. As a representative model of the Biomek series, it enhances experimental efficiency and data reliability through high automation. Its modular design and flexible configuration make it suitable for laboratories of various scales, particularly for medium-to-low throughput sample processing.
The F-DGSi WM.H2.120.V3 is a laboratory-grade hydrogen generator utilizing Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) technology, specifically designed for precision applications such as gas chromatography (GC) and fuel cell testing. Its key advantages include:
The CORONA ELECTRIC MTP-310LAB is a versatile microplate reader primarily designed for absorbance detection, widely used in electrical testing, biochemical analysis, and clinical research in laboratory settings. This compact and user-friendly device, launched in 2014, delivers high-precision measurements and remains a reliable choice for basic research applications.
The DA-645 is a high-precision digital density meter/specific gravity meter developed by Kyoto Electronics (KEM) of Japan. Utilizing the U-tube oscillation method, it is designed for density and concentration analysis in liquid chemicals, petroleum, food, pharmaceuticals, and other industries. Its key advantages include:
The SSC-2300 Column Oven by Senshu Scientific (Japan) is a high-precision temperature control module specifically designed for HPLC systems. By precisely regulating column temperature (ambient +5°C to 80°C), it enhances separation efficiency and data reproducibility. Featuring dual closed-loop PID temperature control technology, the device achieves ±0.1°C temperature stability, making it ideal for pharmaceutical analysis, environmental testing, and other applications demanding strict temperature control.
The ANASYS nano-IR represents the world's first atomic force microscope-infrared coupled (AFM-IR) system, breaking the diffraction limit of conventional infrared spectroscopy to achieve chemical composition analysis with <10 nm spatial resolution. Utilizing photothermal induced resonance (PTIR) technology, this instrument integrates Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR) with atomic force microscopy, making it widely applicable in nanoscale characterization across materials science, semiconductors, and biomedical fields.
The Metrohm 761 Compact IC is a high-performance compact ion chromatograph developed by Metrohm (Switzerland), designed for routine ion analysis in laboratories. It offers two configurations: chemical suppression (.0020 model) and non-chemical suppression (.0010 model), making it suitable for water and polar substance analysis in environmental monitoring, food safety, pharmaceuticals, and other fields. Its core advantages lie in its streamlined operation and modular integrated design, capable of stable operation at flow rates of 0.2–2.5 mL/min and pressures up to 25 MPa to meet high-precision detection requirements.
The HiSeq 1500 is a high-throughput next-generation sequencing (NGS) system developed by Illumina (USA). As an early model in the HiSeq series, it utilizes the classic Sequencing-by-Synthesis (SBS) technology and supports single-flow cell operation, making it suitable for medium-scale genomic sequencing projects. Launched in 2010, the HiSeq 1500 shares the same technology platform as the HiSeq 2500 but is limited to single-flow cell configuration, offering a cost-effective solution for laboratories balancing throughput and budget constraints.
The SCIEX QTRAP 4500MD is a hybrid triple quadrupole-linear ion trap mass spectrometer that combines the high-precision quantitative capabilities of traditional triple quadrupoles with the versatile scanning modes of linear ion traps. Designed specifically for clinical diagnostics, bioanalysis, and complex matrix detection, this system utilizes QTRAP® technology to enable simultaneous quantitative and qualitative analysis, making it ideal for high-sensitivity detection of low-abundance targets while meeting the high-throughput and stability requirements of clinical laboratories.
The Agilent 6470A Triple Quadrupole LC/MS System coupled with the 1290 Infinity II UHPLC is a high-performance solution designed for ultra-sensitive, high-throughput quantitative analysis. Combining the superior separation efficiency of UHPLC with the selective detection capabilities of triple quadrupole mass spectrometry, this system is widely used in pharmaceuticals, food safety, environmental monitoring, and clinical research, excelling in the precise quantification of trace compounds in complex matrices.
The SCIEX 6500+ is a high-end triple quadrupole mass spectrometer that combines ultra-sensitive quantitative analysis with versatile scanning capabilities, designed for precise detection of trace compounds in complex matrices. Developed by SCIEX (USA) and now locally manufactured in China, this system is widely used in pharmaceutical development, environmental monitoring, food safety, and clinical research, excelling in quantitative analysis and structural identification of low-abundance targets.
The JMS-T100GC/7890B is a gas chromatography-time-of-flight mass spectrometry (GC/TOF-MS) system jointly developed by JEOL (Japan) and Agilent, combining the high-efficiency separation capability of Agilent 7890B GC with the rapid scanning features of JEOL AccuTOF™ high-resolution time-of-flight mass spectrometry. Designed for qualitative analysis and structural elucidation of complex volatile compounds, this system excels in environmental analysis, food safety, and fragrance research, particularly in unknown compound screening and trace contaminant identification.
