Innovative solutions for analytical laboratories

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Innovative solutions for analytical laboratories

01 May, 2024

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Verulam Scientific Ltd supplies innovative solutions and emerging technologies to various sectors including pharmaceuticals, environmental science, life sciences, food industry, clinical research, and biotechnology in the UK. Their dedication lies in providing essential equipment and services crucial for analytical services and research in laboratories.

Offering high-end scientific instruments suitable for research, routine analysis, quality assurance, and other applications, Verulam Scientific’s range includes technologies such as liquid chromatography, precise liquid handling and pumping at high pressures, automated sample preparation systems, robotic work cells, and air samplers. The company specialises in electrochemical detection for HPLC and sample preparation for MALDI MSI.

A notable aspect of their product line focuses on niche areas, offering unique solutions not readily available from larger corporations. These specialised systems often outperform conventional "off-the-shelf" alternatives. Products are sourced from specialised manufacturers in Europe and the United States, with full technical support provided by their proficient team.

For analytical requirements, contact Verulam Scientific Ltd for free advice and recommendations.

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