PerkinElmer Launches Innovative Laboratory Technologies at Pittcon 2015

13 Mar 2015

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PerkinElmer, Inc., a global leader focused on improving the health and safety of people and the environment, introduced several new detection and analytical instruments at the Pittcon 2015 Conference & Expo, the world’s largest annual laboratory science event.

“The combination of our advanced instruments, software and services can help scientists gain critical insights to significantly impact the safety and quality of the food we eat, water we drink and air we breathe,” said Jon DiVincenzo, President, Environmental Health, PerkinElmer.

PerkinElmer highlighted several new offerings spanning a range of capabilities including chromatography, materials characterization and elemental analysis:

Altus™ UPLC®: an advanced LC system providing high throughput and faster, higher resolution chromatographic separations. Scientists in environmental, industrial and applied markets can use this system for detecting adulterants, contaminants and pollutants.

Altus™ HPLC: a fully integrated, easy-to-use and maintain LC system delivering reliable, precise, and reproducible results for analyses such as preserving the integrity of food ingredients, maintaining clean water, air and soil, and testing chemicals and industrial materials to meet environmental standards.

PinAAcle™ 500: a fully-integrated, flame-only atomic absorption (AA) spectrometer ideal for labs needing an easy-to-use, high-performance flame AA for detecting metals and metalloids in environmental samples. The PinAAcle 500 spectrometer can be coupled with a new FAST Flame sample automation accessory, providing the lowest cost-per-element flame AA.

Spotlight™ FT-IR Microscope Systems: designed for scientists specializing in materials, pharmaceuticals, academia, forensics, biomedical and biomaterials whose samples demand higher sensitivity and simpler analysis and workflows. The systems perform a tasks ranging from automated setup to complete characterization in rapid time, while delivering quick, high-quality results.

PerkinElmer offers two FT-IR options with Spotlight Microscope systems:

Spectrum Two™ system: combines performance and low-maintenance design and is suited for everyday use regardless of user skill level.

Frontier™ FT-IR system: delivers high sensitivity, configurability and flexibility, with an upgradable optical system and broad range of accessories for more complex analyses as users’ research and analytical needs expand.

LAMBDA™ 265 365 465 UV/Vis Systems: a family of benchtop-friendly UV/Vis instruments offering a variety of spectral bandwidths to accommodate a wide range of analytical functions related to materials testing, QA/QC and R&D. Lab professionals in environmental, food, industrial, pharmaceutical, and life sciences industries can use these instruments for water and soil contamination testing, food color analysis, DNA/protein quantification, and academic teaching and research.

Perten® DA 7250 NIR Analyzer: a diode array based NIR instrument that analyzes samples of grains, flakes, pellet powders, pastes, slurries and liquids in six seconds and can determine moisture, protein, fat, ash, starch and many other parameters with accuracy.

Spectrum Software Suite

PerkinElmer

PerkinElmer's suite of highly configurable IR spectroscopy software provides beginners and experts alike an intuitive and interactive user interface. It provides operational simplicity without losing functionality. Pre-configured macros are ideal for those looking to get an answer fast, to generate results and move on. Or you have the flexibility drill down into as much details and analysis as you would like. We provide you the functionality at your finger tips to develop your own macros to support your evolving research requirements.

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Spotlight 400 FTIR Imaging System

PerkinElmer

The Spotlight 400 FTIR Imaging System combines high sensitivity and rapid imaging with ease-of-use. The ability to image rapidly large sample areas at high spacial resolution (down to 10 microns) extends IR microscopy into new application areas such as the study of biomaterials such as tissue, bone, leaves etc. The Spotlight 400 can be used in the mid- or near-IR spectral ranges, as well as dual-range, depending on whether, respectively, the Spectrum 100, Spectrum 100N or Spectrum 400 mid-/near- spectrometer is used.Spotlight 400 FTIR Imaging System Features: Solid-state white light illumination. Fully-automated focus, stage movement and illumination. Duet™ detector design containing a single element MCT detector and a linear array MCT imaging detector. Very high sensitivity providing high quality data down to the accepted diffraction limits Rapid-scan IR imaging. 6.25µm, 25µm and 50µm pixel resolution to give flexibility in spacial resolution and imaging line. Can operate in mid-IR, near-IR or dual range to cover the full range of imaging applications in one instrument. Optional ATR imaging improves the spacial resolution by a factor of four, down to 3 microns at 1000 cm-1

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LAMBDA 25, 35, & 45 UV/Vis Spectrophotometers

PerkinElmer

PerkinElmer's LAMBDA 25/35/45 UV/Vis systems are easy to operate and deliver trustworthy results with the minimum of operator training. With over 12,000 units installed worldwide, our superior technology and proven build quality has proven itself under the toughest conditions. Our extensive suite of Instrument Performance Verification (IPV) tests confirms high quality performance over the lifetime of the system, and for regulated industries the Enhanced Security (ES) version of UV WinLab integrates seamless 21CFR part 11 technical compliance.LAMBDA 25Choose the LAMBDA 25 for routine UV/Vis applications including liquids analysis, pharmacopeia and regulatory tests. Range: 190 nm - 1100 nm Bandwidth: 1 nm (fixed) LAMBDA 35Choose the LAMBDA 35 for measurements on liquids, solids, pastes and powder samples and regulatory tests requiring variable bandwidths. Range: 190 nm - 1100 nm Bandwidth: 0.5 nm - 4 nm (variable) Integrating sphere option LAMBDA 45Choose the LAMBDA 45 for measurements on turbid and light-scattering liquid samples such as biological solutions and suspensions. Range: 190 nm - 1100 nm Bandwidth: 0.5 nm - 4 nm (variable) Pre-monochromator for reduced stray light

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