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Testa Analytical has launched a new PC App to expand its versatility and further simplify using their Solvent Line Monitor device. Click to read more...

The Solvent Line Monitor from Testa Analytical is a true plug-and-play addition to any HPLC system designed to detect when one or more of its pump solvent reservoirs are empty and automatically shut-off the system. Click to read more...

Testa Analytical has introduced version 1. Click to read more...

Testa Analytical has introduced version 1. Click to read more...

Testa Analytical Solutions eK has launched the Solvent Line Monitor - a programmable, high sensitivity device for detecting gas bubbles in HPLC, Ion chromatography and flow chemistry systems. Click to read more...

Testa Analytical Solutions eK reports how its real time flowmeter can be used to determine average flow rate as well as peak values of pulsation, thereby enabling selection of the most appropriate setting for any peristaltic pump application. Click to read more...

Liquid Chromatography Flowmeter improves HPLC System performance Testa Analytical Solutions eK reports how a leading European manufacturer of Chromatography Instrumentation is using its Liquid Chromatography Flowmeter to further improve performance of their top notch HPLC Systems. Click to read more...

Testa Analytical Solutions eK reports on growing interest in OEM versions of its Differential Refractive Index (DRI) detector to enhance the performance of both HPLC and GPC/SEC systems. Click to read more...

The importance of flow rate in liquid chromatography systems Flow rate determines retention time or volume and has by nature a major influence on reproducibility, making it one of the most important parameters in any liquid chromatography system. Click to read more...

Apr 09 2021 Read 7 Times Testa Analytical Solutions eK reports how researchers at Lodz University of Technology have combined the advanced analytical capabilities of its GPC/SEC triple detection system with a BI-200SM light scattering goniometer to derive in-depth information about an exciting new generation of polymer nanogels. Dr Slawomir Kadlubowski the Associate Professor of the Division of Applied Radiation Chemistry said: "To advance our characterisation capabilities we have invested i...