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  • The Thermo Scientific™ DXR3 Flex Raman Spectrometer is a research-grade Raman spectrometer specifically designed for integration with other analytical techniques.

  • PHCbi brand’s 19.5 cu.ft. (554 L) pharmaceutical refrigerator with adjustable shelving and forced-air circulation help helps ensures uniform temperature control from 2°C to 14°C. The sliding glass door design minimizes air loss and supports easy access in high-use environments. A microprocessor controller and OLED display feature excellent visibility and intuitive operation utilizing control buttons that provide convenient, yet secure, user commands. Refrigeration temperature can be displayed in 0.1°C increments, and the minimum and maximum temperatures within the previous 12 and 24 hours are displayed. Audible and visual alarms with adjustable setpoints warn of deviations from setpoint temperatures, and all alarm conditions are displayed and recorded. A password-protected control interface assures operational security. Natural hydrocarbon refrigerants and inverter compressor technology deliver quiet, energy-efficient performance with fast recovery. ENERGY STAR® Certified.

  • Our discrete pyroelectric detectors offer room-temperature, broadband, high-sensitivity, fast-response measurements, ideal for pulsed lasers and compact, low-cost thermal detection across 0.1–3000 µm.

  • PHCbi brand's 6.3 cu.ft ( 179 L) refrigerator and 2.8 cu.ft (80 L) freezer combination unit is designed specifically for the storage of vaccines and other pharmaceuticals. Separate refrigerator and freezer compartments provide a wider range of temperature storage points to accommodate a variety of cold chain requirements. The freezer system can be set between -20°C and -30°C while the refrigerator system allows for a temperature between 2°C to +14°C.

  • Altasciences’ experienced team specializes in early-phase renal and hepatic impairment studies, delivering tailored clinical pharmacology trials that support your regulatory submissions.

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