• Raising the Bar in Microwave Synthesis

Microscopy & Microtechniques

Raising the Bar in Microwave Synthesis

Oct 04 2011

Biotage® announced a new microwave synthesiser with state of the art user interface and industry leading operating range. The Biotage Initiator+ sets a new standard by delivering new opportunities for chemistry professionals needing to enable difficult reactions or to improve yields on critical reaction steps. The new system which boasts very simple and intuitive software, an integrated computer control system and the largest touch screen interface available, allows the user to drive reactions to as high as 300°C and up to 30 bar pressure. The new Initiator+ also offers an option for the use of a fibre optic temperature measurement device for in-situ reaction monitoring. The expanded pressure range of up to 30 bars, allows for increased flexibility in the choice of solvents. Low boiling point solvents can now be utilised at higher temperatures and reactions performed at maximum speed to achieve best possible yield with higher pressure.

The Initiator+ was developed as an upgradeable platform with automation options readily available. Connect the SP Wave peptide synthesis module and the Robot Eight kit to perform microwave assisted peptide synthesis with vortex mixing. All Initiator+ users will benefit from a versatile instrument which can perform both traditional Organic Synthesis but also enable new discoveries in Peptide and Peptidomimetics research. “Biotage is acknowledged as a leader in microwave synthesis thanks in part to the top selling Initiator synthesiser. The new Initiator+ is a major engineering achievement of function and capabilities for global professionals,” said Toshiyuki Yachi, Vice President of Marketing. “Our goal was to collaborate with professionals to deliver a new platform of outstanding performance, flexibility and value. With the Initiator+, we have achieved this goal and believe we will set a new standard for microwave synthesis platforms.”


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