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|Articles|December 1, 1999
- December 1999
- Volume 17
- Issue 12
- Pages: 1113–1115
A Guide to Purchasing Used Chromatography Equipment
Author(s)Mark Atlas
More researchers are discovering that buying used laboratory equipment can be an effective way to reduce costs. An excellent supply of high-quality, used chromatography equipment is available on the market as a result of mergers and consolidations in biotechnology companies and downsizing in the environmental industry.
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Used and refurbished high performance liquid chromatography equipment can be a cost-effective alternative to new instrumentation, and today's market has an excellent supply of this equipment. This article provides a helpful guide to the process, factors to consider, and tips about equipment sources, including new Internet services.
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