HPLC that supports rapid decision-making
Waters Corporation Japan's Alliance iS HPLC system, the next-generation high-performance liquid chromatography, enhances QC labs by generating correct results from the first run, shortening release cycles, and reducing the number of investigations. 〇Features ◾Reduces human error by up to 40% ◾Ensures optimal system performance by enhancing productivity and asset management ◾Maximizes system uptime and minimizes downtime *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 Maximum operating pressure: 10,000 psi pH range: 1 to 13 Operating flow rate range: 0.001 to 10.000 mL/min Injection method: Flow-through needle Sample flow path: Stainless steel Maximum number of samples (can accommodate 3 plates of the following specifications) 48 position 2.00 mL vial holder, 54 position 2.00 mL vial holder 96 well plate, 384 well plate, 24 position 1.50 mL microcentrifuge plate 48 position 0.65 mL microcentrifuge tube plate *For details, please contact us.
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【Purpose】 Designed for QC labs aiming to reduce human errors and unexpected downtime.
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Since its establishment in 1974, Azusa Science Co., Ltd. has contributed to the local community as a specialized trading company with strengths in both the scientific and medical fields, supporting the advancement of life-pursuing science. We offer a wide range of products in various fields, including physical and chemical instruments, medical devices, testing equipment, analytical instruments, in vitro diagnostic reagents, pharmaceuticals, reagents, and consumables, responding to the increasingly sophisticated and diverse needs of our customers. Furthermore, we are actively advancing software development utilizing our network, working on systematization for our customers and revitalizing communication with them.
