Strategic partnership to bring gas generation solutions to New Zealand

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Strategic partnership to bring gas generation solutions to New Zealand

08 Mar, 2024

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Peak Scientific has entered into a strategic partnership with Onelab, a leading distributor of laboratory equipment, to exclusively distribute Peak Scientific products throughout New Zealand. Onelab will focus on delivering Peak Scientific's innovative nitrogen, hydrogen, and zero air gas generators to laboratories across the country.

This collaboration aims to improve accessibility to Peak Scientific's advanced gas generation solutions, addressing the evolving needs of scientific research and analysis in the region. Nicole Pendini, Peak Scientific’s General Manager for Oceania, expressed excitement about the collaboration, emphasising the commitment to providing high-quality gas generation solutions to New Zealand laboratories. The partnership with Onelab is expected to enhance customer value and service through Onelab's extensive market reach and expertise. Peak Scientific is renowned for its reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable gas generators designed for various laboratory applications, including gas chromatography and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry. The collaboration with Onelab is aimed at facilitating easier access to Peak Scientific's environmentally conscious solutions, particularly in light of the challenges associated with traditional gas delivery methods. The partnership seeks to provide unmatched customer support and service throughout New Zealand.

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