Bruker Daltonics provides a variety of innovative mass spectrometry systems.
Company Description
Bruker Daltonics provides a variety of innovative mass spectrometry systems. Our powerful, yet easy to implement, products are specifically designed to meet the rapidly growing needs of customers in the academic, pharmaceutical, industrial, and clinical areas.
Consistently and expertly supported, our turnkey system solutions and complete workflows offer integrated instrument and software tools which enhance the productivity and capabilities of any analytical operation.
Bruker Daltonics product lines include platforms representing many types of separation technologies and mass spectrometry including:
Markets Served
Bruker Daltonics' mass spectrometers are a powerful tool for a wide variety of applications with different analytical challenges.
Our analytical systems combine high performance mass spectrometers, software, and accessories to deliver answers for a broad range of areas including:
Facilities
Bruker Daltonics is headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts with a sales, service, and applications facility in Fremont, California, as well as major facilities in Germany (Bremen and Leipzig) and the United Kingdom. A global network of demonstration, sales, and service sites provides complete worldwide support for all our products and services.
Bruker Daltonics
40 Manning Road
Billerica, MA 01821
TELEPHONE
(978) 663-3660
FAX
(978) 667-5993
WEB SITE
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