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Personal synthesizer performs multiple experiments
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Radleys product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Jul 26, 2006
For laboratories looking to perform multiple experiments simultaneously but at different temperatures the Metz Syn10 personal synthesizer from Radleys is the perfect choice.
For laboratories looking to perform multiple experiments simultaneously but at different temperatures the Metz Syn10 personal synthesizer from Radleys is the perfect choice.
New software is now available further extending the versatility of the popular system.
Ideal for chemists involved in all aspects of reaction optimisation, process development and medicinal chemistry, the Metz Syn10 enables chemists to quickly discover the optimal conditions for their chemical reactions by simultaneously running up to 10 reactions, each with a different temperature, from -30C to +150C and stirring control from 250rpm to 1200rpm.
Other features include an inert gas control and optional removable water-cooled refluxing.
The new highly intuitive Metz Syn10 software provides a powerful suite of control options including individual well programming and profiling, controlled heating/cooling ramps, crash cooling for rapid temperature changes, plus on-the-fly profile modification and variable data sampling rate functions.
When profiling is not required the new manual control function allows a fixed temperature and stirring rate to be entered for each well manually.
Current temperature and stirrer speed can now be viewed immediately without accessing a data display graph using the manual read function.
To safeguard data results from experiments can now be saved automatically with a frequency of backup from every minute to once every 10 hours.
Current results can now be printed out at any time in an experiment.
All in all the new software enable users to get experiments up and running quicker.
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