Expanded Range of OES Analysis Tools
Alpha Resources has expanded product offerings to include OES supplies.
Ken Mantei.
Ken Mantei.

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

Expanded Range of OES Analysis Tools

24 Aug, 2022

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Product offerings now carry Optical Emission Spectroscopy supplies

Alpha Resources LLC, the leading aftermarket supplier of consumables and reference materials, has recently expanded their product line to include supplies for Optical Emission Spectroscopy (OES) analysis. In-stock OES supplies include: electrodes, syringes, o-rings, filters, vacuum pumps, and more.

Alpha’s new OES products are compatible with OES analysis equipment from several leading OEMs, Thermo Fisher Scientific® and Bruker®. As with all Alpha products, the high-quality lab supplies are compatible for aftermarket use in the specified analysers.

“Many current Alpha customers are in the metalcasting and cement sectors where use of gas combustible analysis machines for quality checks is accompanied by use of an OES analyser. Adding OES aftermarket product lines will allow our customers the convenience of ordering lab supplies from a trusted vendor,” noted Ken Mantei, Director of Operations, at Alpha Resources. “Customers know that Alpha’s quality is second to none and that they will pay less from an aftermarket supplier like Alpha than they would to an OEM.”

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