Launch of New UV-Vis Spectrophotometer

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Launch of New UV-Vis Spectrophotometer

17 Mar, 2011

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Leading water analysis specialist Palintest Ltd will be launching its new 9100 UV-Vis Spectrophotometer at the Arablab 2011 exhibition in Dubai. The company will be showcasing the product at stand 347 in the British Pavilion.

The new 9100 UV-Vis Spectrophotometer provides standalone or dedicated PC operation using Palintest’s specially designed software. The instrument extends the company’s existing product range, offering high-end analysis specifically designed for the lab environment. The 9100 UV-Vis Spectrophotometer is capable of full spectral analysis across the 190 -1100nm wavelength range as well as kinetic measurement and a photometric mode for simple sample assays. This spectrophotometer is also seamlessly compatible with the Palintest range of reagent systems, providing a user-friendly, high performance platform for laboratory analysis.

Other recent innovations featured on the stand will include new tests for Chlorine Dioxide and Manganese, as well as the company’s new improved photometer calibration technology. Highlights from the existing Palintest range of drinking water, wastewater and industrial water analysis products will also be available.

Palintest is proud as a leader in the field of water analysis technology to attend and support Arablab 2011.

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