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New Detectors for Field-Flow Fractionation

Postnova Analytics, the leading international supplier of Field-Flow Fractionation (FFF) systems, has announced that it will be launching a series of exciting new products at the forthcoming Analytica 2016 in Munich, Germany.

Visitors to Analytica Hall 1 Booth 329 will be able to see the official launch of Postnova’s innovative, new Size Exclusion Chromatography (SEC) option, together with its new powerful NovaSEC software.

The new Postnova SC2000 Modular SEC option offers unrivalled flexibility in Advanced SEC/GPC analysis. It is the first truly modular multi-detector SEC system available allowing flexible access to a wide range of applications.

The economical, flexible and scalable SC2000 is an exciting option for the Postnova FFF Characterization Platform. Offering both FFF and SEC capabilities the 2000-Series Characterization Platform will uniquely provide laboratories for the first time a single platform able to separate both particles and molecules.

Furthermore, at Analytica 2016, Postnova will additionally launch the PN3310 Viscometer Detector designed to perfectly match the high performance 21-angle Postnova MALS detector to offer users a high performance Triple Detection System for both SEC and FFF.

For further information please visit www.postnova.com or contact Postnova Analytics on +44-1885-475007 / [email protected].

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