Easy-to-use Nitrogen Dryer Increases Lab Efficiency

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Easy-to-use Nitrogen Dryer Increases Lab Efficiency

05 Apr, 2022

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Organomation is not only passionate about their customer base, but also the wide variety of research projects and other studies they are involved in. The nitrogen evaporator manufacturer always has the customer in mind when creating their products, with a specific focus on increasing a lab’s efficiency and performance.

The Parker Lab at Stanford University School of Medicine is just one of many satisfied Organomation customers. The Parker Lab utilizes Organomation’s 45 Position N-EVAP to extract neuropeptides such as oxytocin and vasopressin from plasma, CSF, and saliva samples.

The 45 Position N-EVAP Nitrogen Evaporator provides the ability to concentrate a large number of varying sample sizes in a compact benchtop unit, which helps to save both valuable time and space. This model, as well as all other Organomation N-EVAP models, allows for precise adjustment of gas flow at each sample position maintaining optimal user control. Its affordability was also a major selling point to The Parker Lab who like many universities, have limited budgeting and available grant money.

Read more on how the N-EVAP increases lab efficiency and the specific benefits it has provided medical labs at Stanford University. 

Since 1959, Organomation has been a leading expert in benchtop evaporation. The company specializes in parallel evaporation of small samples of up to 50 mL each. Organomation’s sample concentrators are used in laboratories worldwide.

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