Thermo Scientific UniQuant Software for Standardless XRF Analysis
Thermo Scientific UniQuant Software for Standardless XRF Analysis enables fast and reliable elemental analysis of unknown materials without calibration and with minimal sample preparation.
Thermo Scientific TSQ Altis Plus EFOX Edition Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer
Thermo Scientific TSQ Altis Plus EFOX Edition is a triple quadrupole mass spectrometer designed for ultra-sensitive quantification of trace contaminants in environmental and food safety analyses.
Thermo Scientific ARL iSpark Plus Inclusion Analyzer
High-performance spark OES analyzer enabling ultra-fast simultaneous analysis of elemental composition and non-metallic inclusions in steel for improved process control and product quality.
Thermo Scientific SolstiX XRD Software with Security Suite
SolstiX™ XRD Software with Security Suite for ARL™ EQUINOX enables FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance with audit trails, digital signatures, and advanced data security.
Thermo Scientific Transcend Multichannel UHPLC Systems
Thermo Scientific Transcend Multichannel UHPLC Systems are advanced LC-MS systems with a multichannel UHPLC architecture that increase analytical productivity and maximize mass spectrometer utilization without compromising data quality.
Thermo Scientific Triton Series Multicollector Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometer (TIMS)
High-precision multicollector TIMS for demanding isotope ratio analysis, delivering exceptional sensitivity, stability, and accuracy for ultra-small and low-abundance samples.
Thermo Scientific VeriSpray PaperSpray Ion Source for Mass Spectrometry
Thermo Scientific VeriSpray PaperSpray Ion Source enables direct MS analysis without chromatography, delivering rapid results, simplified workflows, high throughput, and reduced cost per test.
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