Analytical equipment

Analysis offers a wide range of analytical equipment regardless of the application area your laboratory is working in. In addition to standard, widely used analytical techniques such as chromatography and mass spectrometry, we offer dedicated equipment for pharmaceutical research (dissolution and physical testing) and electron microscopy. On the other hand, material and particle testing equipment includes polarimeters, viscometers, particle size and shape analyzers, etc. Fields of molecular spectroscopy and elemental analysis are also covered with a range of FTIR, XRF and ICP devices. Our portfolio of analytical instruments will answer to any need you might have as an analyst, lab manager or group leader.

Chromatography

Chromatography is a process of separating components of a mixture by moving the solution of analytes in mobile phase (eluent) over a stationary phase (matrix). Depending on the aggregate state and chemical properties of the mobile and st...

Mass spectrometry

Mass spectrometry is an instrumental technique of sample analysis based on measuring the m/z value (mass/charge) of chemical species of interest. Since the 80s, it has gained universal recognititon due to the development of data systems ...

Molecular Spectroscopy

Molecular spectroscopy provides information on spectral lines observed during the excitation and deexcitation of molecules, in the form of rotational, vibrational and electronic spectra. There are three types of spectrometer systems used...

Elemental Analysis

The process in which a sample is analyzed for its elemental and sometimes isotopic composition is called elemental analysis. Like many other analytical techniques, elemental analysis can be qualitative (determining the elements present) ...

Electron microscopy

Electron microscopes use a beam of accelerated electrons to generate an image, with the electrons having a significantly shorter wavelength than visible and UV light used in optical light microscopes. The very nature of the electron allo...

Particle Characterization

Particle characterization portfolio contains three product lines - scattered light analysis, image analysis and surface and porosity measurements. Microtrac MRB is a leading supplier of laser diffraction (LD) systems - a versatile method...

Material Characterization

As a fundamental process in the field of materials science, material characterization refers to the process in which a material's structure and properties are probed and measured. Material characterization techniques study the microscopi...

Dissolution Testing and Physical Testing

Dissolution tests are used in the pharma industry in order to characterize dissolution properties of the active drug, the active drug's release, as well as the dissolution from a dosage formulation. While standard tablets are typically t...

FAQ: Analytical Equipment

What is Analysis's key differentiator compared to other analytical equipment suppliers in the B2B market?

Analysis focuses on the complete solution – not just the delivery of equipment (Thermo Scientific and other leading brands), but also system integration, method validation, and continuous after-sales support. We offer a comprehensive portfolio ranging from routine GC/HPLC systems to high-resolution HRMS devices and electron microscopes, adapting to the specific needs of your laboratory, regardless of its size or application area (pharmaceuticals, industry, research).

What application areas does your equipment cover? Is the focus exclusively on pharmaceuticals?

Our portfolio is designed to cover a wide spectrum of applications. Although we offer specialized equipment for pharmaceutical testing (dissolution systems, physical testing), the equipment is also used in the following areas: Petrochemicals and Energy (GC, ICP-MS), Food and Water Quality Control (LC-MS/MS, Spectroscopy), Materials and Nanotechnology (Electron Microscopy, Materials/Particle Characterization), and Clinical and Forensic Analysis (HRMS, Spectroscopy).

Is it possible to receive a customized "turnkey" quote for laboratory outfitting instead of purchasing individual instruments?

Absolutely. As a B2B partner, we specialize in “turnkey” projects, which includes consultation, selection of the most optimal combination of analytical equipment (including HPLC, GC, MS, Spectrometers, etc.), installation, commissioning, validation according to regulatory requirements (e.g., GLP/GMP), and training for your team.

What level of technical support and maintenance do you offer after the equipment purchase?

We offer comprehensive after-sales support through maintenance and service contracts tailored to your needs. This includes: Preventive maintenance and regular performance checks, rapid on-site diagnostics and repairs by certified service engineers, provision of original spare parts and consumables (columns, lamps, reagents), and remote support for software and application issues.

How can Analysis assist my laboratory in complying with applicable regulatory standards (e.g., ISO, GMP, GLP)?

Our experts are trained to work in a regulated environment. We assist you with: Equipment qualification (IQ/OQ/PQ) and preparation of accompanying documentation, validation of analytical methods and protocols in accordance with applicable standards, and training your personnel to operate the systems according to SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures).

Is user training truly included in the price, and what does this basic training entail? (NEW/REVISED QUESTION)

Yes, instrument installation and basic training are always included in the device price. This basic training, conducted by certified engineers, covers fundamental instrument and software operation and often concludes with user certification. In addition, we also offer the option of advanced training for complex applications and method development.

Is it possible to upgrade existing analytical systems or integrate new equipment with existing infrastructure?

It is often possible to upgrade the software and components on existing systems, especially within the same manufacturer (e.g., Thermo Scientific). Our engineers can evaluate your current equipment and propose solutions for the seamless integration of new, more advanced modules (e.g., adding an MS detector to an existing HPLC) to maximize return on investment and extend the equipment’s lifespan.

What is the recommended strategy for replacing old or obsolete analytical instruments (trade-in)?

We understand the need for budget optimization. We can consider “trade-in” programs where the value of your old equipment is partially factored into the purchase of a new, modern system. We also provide consultation on the most economical models that offer the highest reliability and operational efficiency, minimizing maintenance costs.