In a nitrogen evaporation instrument, temperature and gas flow rate are the two major operational parameters that determine the rate at which the solvent is removed from a system. However, it is..

It is often said that the best place to catch a disease is in a hospital; likewise, the most common place for sample contamination to occur is in the analytical laboratory. Sample contamination may..

Berlin, MA, December 2, 2013 – Organomation announces the newly redesigned MICROVAP product line. These evaporation systems are designed for controlled concentration of small samples. All four..

There are many different methods used in today’s laboratories to assist in the concentration and/or drying of samples. Many of these methods use a combination of techniques, such as temperature..

Berlin, MA, October 18, 2013 – Organomation unveils a plan to publish several laboratory evaporator themed pieces to the company's blog this Fall. This series of short articles will include many..

Although buying a used laboratory evaporator gives you the possibility of saving some money upfront, often times the savings do not offset the cost of fixing the used instrument later on. In most..

Any time you need to purchase high end laboratory equipment, the sales process can be very stressful. Sales representatives are looking to fill their quotas in order to receive their commissions..

Organomation has added a new 20 ml vacuum insulated concentrator tube to their glassware product line (Cat# GP2244).

The new concentrator tube combines 0.2-20ml end point volume with a reduced..

Berlin, MA, June 7, 2013 – Organomation unveils the company’s new Automatic 20 Position Nitrogen Evaporator.

This latest addition to the company’s widely successful N-EVAP product line allows for..