NEW Microwave digestion system from Milestone – ETHOS LEAN
The ETHOS LEAN has been specifically designed to provide high-quality closed-vessel acid digestion for laboratories with lower throughput requirements. The compact and...
Read MoreElemental analysis in the food industry
Demand for trace metals analysis in the food industry is continually growing due to stricter food regulations. ICP has been...
04 Jun
Analytix to exhibit at GGRIP 2020 POSTPONED
GGRIP 2020: Geochemistry Group Research in Progress meeting Analytix will be exhibiting at the rescheduled 2020 Geochemistry Group Research in Progress...
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Seminar – sample preparation considerations for elemental analysis POSTPONED
Analytix will be rescheduling a one day seminar in conjunction with The Royal Society of Chemistry on sample preparation considerations for elemental...
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Seminar – modern analytical pyrolysis approaches for the modern analytical laboratory POSTPONED
Analytix will be rescheduling a one day seminar in conjunction with The Royal Society of Chemistry on Modern analytical pyrolysis approaches to...
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Analytix to exhibit at BNAAS 2020 POSTPONED
BNASS 2020: The 19th Biennial National Atomic Spectroscopy Symposium Analytix will be exhibiting at the rescheduled BNASS at Royal Northern College...
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Analytix launch new Micro GC gas analyser from Agilent Technologies
The Agilent 990 Micro gas analyser is a rugged, compact, laboratory quality gas chromatograph that is designed to provide maximum...
Read More 23Jan
Analytix launch new digestion rotor from Milestone
The MAXI-24HP is a High Performance (HP) and high throughput rotor with a capacity up to 24 PTFE-TFM vessels with...
Read MoreToy testing – high throughput sample preparation
Children’s toys and jewellery products sold in the EU are legislated to meet requirements stated in CPSC, ASTM and EN...
Measurement of mercury in soils
As more emphasis is placed on the monitoring of mercury emissions, both private and public institutions are looking at characterising...