Key Forensic Services Specifies Leading UV/VIS Spectrophotometer Supplier

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

Key Forensic Services Specifies Leading UV/VIS Spectrophotometer Supplier

17 Jun, 2016

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Key Forensic Services, one of the UK’s leading forensic service providers to the UK criminal justice system and criminal defence lawyers, has taken delivery of a Spectronic Camspec UV/VIS spectrophotometer to check the accurate concentration of its primary drug solutions.

Spectronic Camspec UV-vis spectrophotometers are widely regarded as the leading choice in labs having earned a reputation of reliability as well as great accuracy. New 2016 models feature a USB stick data access module with free supporting software. This means that every model can be used as a standalone device or PC controlled. The ability to download data to USB sticks enables information to be analysed later on laptops and PCs, a feature which strongly appeals to those doing fieldwork away from the comfort of a lab and aids the efficiency of many labs.

The full range extends from low-cost visible instruments all the way through to double beam scanning research grade instruments. The instruments are part of a much wider product range which gives Spectronic Camspec the mantle of Britain’s leading independent laboratory instrument specialists offering sales, service, support and consumables.

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