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Danaher Corporation (Washington, USA) has announced the integration of its Beckman Coulter Life Sciences (California, USA) capillary electrophoresis (CE) business with its AB Sciex (Massachusetts, USA) chromatography business. The combination will result in a transition of CE technology, personnel, and resources from Beckman Coulter Life Sciences to AB Sciex. The alignment between the two businesses will allow the respective companies to develop a uniformed market presence.
Danaher Corporation (Washington, USA) has announced the integration of its Beckman Coulter Life Sciences (California, USA) capillary electrophoresis (CE) business with its AB Sciex (Massachusetts, USA) chromatography business. The combination will result in a transition of CE technology, personnel, and resources from Beckman Coulter Life Sciences to AB Sciex. The alignment between the two businesses will allow the respective companies to develop a uniformed market presence.
“We are bringing together the best in CE with the best in nano-LC and micro-LC as a unified team to broaden the range of solutions available to our customers,” said Rainer Blair, president of AB Sciex. “By integrating the Beckman Coulter CE team into the Sciex separations business, we will be able to take CE and our chromatography solutions to a whole new level. We are committed to investing in our separations business for long-term success.”
For more information please visit: www.danaher.com or www.absciex.com
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