…y flexible and offer safe, clean synthesis for single or parallel reactions in round bottom flasks or vials with no need to change your chemistry. There’s no messy (or smelly) oil to contaminate your r…
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…ols such as: DrySyn: safe, clean synthesis without the hazards of oil baths ReactoMate: completely customisable controlled lab reactors from 100ml to 30L as standard CondenSyn: waterless air condensers…
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…atch photochemical reactions and parallel reactions in tubes/vials, global lab experts, Asynt, have launched complimentary bases for the platform which are suitable for both heating and cooling – provi…
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…. This Asynt Multicell allows 10 parallel reactions at high pressure up to 50 or 100 bar, and temperatures up to 350 oC. As standard, safety features include a pressure relief valve and gauge however f…
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…e launched a new compact kit for parallel sub-ambient chemistry (the DrySyn SnowStorm MULTI Starter Kit). We expanded the ways in which the LightSyn Illumin8 parallel photoreactor could easily work wit…
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…volves evaporating solvents from parallel tubes. It is a fast and efficient method which limits the risk of solvent bumping. Tube evaporation allows for concentration of high boiling solvents without h…
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…1 includes the launch of our NEW parallel photoreactor, Illumin8 & so much more; We’re starting 2021 with all kinds of great laboratory tools and some very happy news! Grab a coffee, maybe even a dough…
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…eactions both individually or in parallel. Driven by the growing global demand for more sustainable and user-friendly laboratory products, the DrySyn range offers a clean, safe alternative to oil baths…
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…e ability to agitate and cool in parallel using a DrySyn Snowstorm can also lead to improved productivity. The DrySyn Snowstorm systems deliver precise temperature control of reactions from -60 to +150…
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…ee different sized CondenSyn® in parallel with only one Asynt hotplate kit! Dr Arran Solomonsz demonstrates how simple it is in this short video: You can see what some of the scientists already using t…
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