We will exhibit at the 84th Analytical Chemistry Discussion Meeting of the Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry on May 18 (Saturday) and May 19 (Sunday), 2024.

It supports PFAS analysis and ultra-sensitive TQ ICPMS, so high-sensitivity analysis can be done with just this one device! It also contributes to cost reduction!

The ultrapure water system currently in use cannot be used for PFAS analysis! Additionally, purchasing ultrapure water specifically for PFAS analysis is costly and cumbersome! Are there any analysts facing such concerns? With the 'PURELAB Chorus 1 Analytical Research' from Elga LabWater, you can use it directly for PFAS analysis. It can also be used directly for ultra-trace element analysis with TQ ICPMS! 【Example of PFOS, PFOA, and PFHxS analysis in ultrapure water using LCMSMS】 ■ PFOS: < DL (0.02 ng/L) ■ PFOA: < DL (0.02 ng/L) ■ PFHxS: < DL (0.02 ng/L) 【Example of element analysis of ultrapure water using TQ ICPMS】 ■ Boron: BEC 3ppt (DL 1ppt) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. *Please feel free to inquire about new ICPMS analysis examples as well. 【Exhibition Information】 ■ Exhibition Name: JASIS 2024 ■ Date: September 4 (Wednesday) - 6 (Friday), 2024, for 3 days ■ Venue and Booth Number: Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall 5A-204

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The water sampling dispenser has high operability and is easy to use! The water quality of the sampled water can also be monitored in real time!

This product is a ultrapure water system that provides ultrapure water directly from the tap. It features a high-performance RO system and a large 7L tank, making it suitable for users who require around 20L per day. The operation of the water dispensing system is excellent, making it very user-friendly. Real-time monitoring displays the quality of the collected water. Since the tank water is circulated, the water quality remains stable, and there are no issues with water quality. 【Benefits】 ■ Switching from an ultrapure water system reduces both initial and running costs by half. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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End-of-year campaign is underway! B4 size space-saving design. Easy operation with a water collection rate of 1.2L per minute. UV lamp built-in model available.

The "PURELAB Quest" is a compact and affordable ultrapure water system suitable for small-scale use of about 10 liters per day. By simply connecting it to a water supply and pressing a button, you can obtain ultrapure water of JIS K0557 A4 grade. The bright and easy-to-read display allows for simple monitoring of water quality and tank levels, as well as easy setting of the water collection volume (from 100 mL to 7 L). 【Features】 ■ Capable of collecting water at a high flow rate of 1.2 L per minute ■ Regularly circulates water in the tank to maintain water quality ■ Can be used at a low cost of about 100,000 yen per year ■ Minimal hassle with cartridge replacements ■ A model with a built-in TOC-reducing UV lamp (Quest 2) is also available * Please contact us for campaign details. We will introduce you to a distributor who will respond to your inquiries. * Applicable for orders placed by March 31. * Please refer to the materials for product information. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries. * If you are already using Elga products and have questions regarding after-sales service or need assistance, please feel free to consult us. You can contact us immediately through "Contact Us."

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[Demo unit available] Just connect to the water supply for high-purity water! The standard high-performance pure water system for laboratories.

The "PURELAB Chorus 2+(RO/DI/UV) 10/20" is a high-purity water system that provides high-purity water simply by connecting it to a tap, making it suitable for most laboratory applications. With a tank water circulation function to maintain water quality and a non-heating design that reduces electricity costs, it significantly lowers the running costs of ultrapure water systems. 【Features】 ■ High-purity water is obtained just by connecting to a tap ■ Reduces running costs ■ Water quality is measured just before the sampling point of the main unit ■ Non-heating design significantly reduces running costs such as electricity and water bills ■ Two products with different RO water production capacities are available *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Adopting long-life EDI reduces running costs! Suitable for large-scale use of high-purity water!

Introducing the laboratory pure water system "PURELAB Chorus 2+ (RO/EDI/UV) 10/20," suitable for large-scale use of high-purity water. It allows for high-speed water sampling at a rate of 1L/min directly from the unit, and regularly circulates the water in the tank to maintain purity. Additionally, it measures water quality during sampling for peace of mind, and the tank water circulation function helps maintain water quality while reducing the running costs of the ultrapure water system. 【Features】 ■ Pure water ■ High-purity water can be obtained simply by connecting to a water supply ■ Water quality is measured during sampling for reassurance ■ Reduces running costs ■ High-purity water system: Daily usage estimate ~ 200L *Free demo units available! Please try it out first. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Good Design Award winner! PURELAB Chorus 1, Chorus 2+, dedicated water sampling unit for Quest.

The "PURELAB Body Spenser" is a freestanding unit that can be installed away from the main device and is specifically designed for the PURELAB Chorus 1, Chorus 2+, and Quest sampling units. This allows for effective use of valuable workspace in the laboratory. Up to four units can be connected to a single Chorus 1. Additionally, by reproducing the act of sampling water with a pipette, it enables a more natural sampling process, which has been recognized with a Good Design Award. 【Features】 ■ Variable speed sampling function: Drip to 2L/min (flow rate varies depending on the connected device) ■ Sampling volume setting function: 100mL to 100L ■ Profile sampling function ■ Pipette-style handling for sampling ■ High waterproof rating (Handset part: IPX7, Base part: IPX3) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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We provide ultra-pure water suitable for high sensitivity analysis! Ideal for ultra-sensitive ICPMS, LC/MS, and MS.

The "PURELAB Chorus1 Analytical Research" is a high-sensitivity ultrapure water system. It reduces residual organic matter to TOC levels between 1 ppb and 3 ppb, and allows for real-time monitoring. Additionally, it is equipped with a low-extractable MF membrane (UMF cartridge) with a pore size of 0.05 μm in the circulation line, enabling water quality measurement just before sampling. Furthermore, the device design minimizes the number of consumables, eliminating the need for POU cartridges and dedicated UV lamps for TOC measurement, thus reducing running costs. 【Features】 ■ Ultrapure water ■ Designed for users requiring ultrapure water for high-sensitivity analysis ■ Compliant with JIS K0557 A4 (ISO 3696 Grade 1) ■ Reduced running costs ■ Suitable for ultra-sensitive ICPMS, LC/MS, and MS *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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We will be exhibiting at the "P-MEC Japan 2025 Pharmaceutical Ingredients and Equipment Exhibition" held at Tokyo Big Sight. During the event, we will showcase various products. We invite all relevant parties to come and visit us. 【Suppliers】 ・LAUDA

Thank you very much for visiting our booth this time. Thanks to you, we had the opportunity to introduce our products and technologies to many customers, making it a very meaningful time. If you have any questions regarding the exhibition content or if you would like to discuss specific considerations or estimates, please feel free to contact us. We will be happy to provide proposals tailored to your needs.

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