Exclusive Distribution Partner for New OmniSep™ Packed Columns Announced

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Exclusive Distribution Partner for New OmniSep™ Packed Columns Announced

29 Apr, 2013

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Omnifit® Labware by Diba is launching OmniSep™, a new standard in pre-packed columns for biomolecule separation and purification.

Building on Diba’s existing partnership with Kinesis, OmniSep will be distributed worldwide exclusively by the leading international supplier of chromatography and liquid handling consumables and equipment. With offices in the UK, USA, Germany and Australia, Kinesis is ideally positioned to support the OmniSep brand.

“Kinesis has proven their ability to support the Omnifit Labware product line both in Europe and the US,” noted Diba Industries President Todd Burt. “We’re pleased to partner with them to launch this important new offering for our chromatography customers.”

OmniSep pre-packed columns are available with IEX, HIC, SEC and Affinity media and are certified for consistency and repeatability. Most important of all for laboratory researchers, OmniSep is proven to be commercially equivalent to other leading soft-gel media.

The full range of products and techniques supported by our technical experts include sample prep, LC and GC, lamps & instrument spares, liquid handling and sample storage. Kinesis are US agents for Proton On Site gas generators and Justrite solvent safety products.

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