DANI SpA and JEOL BV have announced that they will be entering into an exclusive distribution agreement involving high-level GC systems and attachments.
DANI SpA and JEOL BV have announced that they will be entering into an exclusive distribution agreement involving high-level GC systems and attachments. DANI offers high throughput GC-TOF, which, according to the companies, will allow them to offer a complete range of GC–MS systems. Additionally, the companies report that the high resolution GC offerings from JEOL will allow them to offer the GC market a more flexible choice.
The companies claim that the combination with GCxGC on every GC-TOF system will open possibilities in a wide variety of applications such as fragrances, environmental research, petrochemical research, quality control and food research.
Dr Umberto Saini from DANI and Dr Bob Hertsens from JEOL say that they are looking forward to expanding their market share with this strategic agreement.
Further information can be found on www.danispa.it and www.jeolbenelux.com
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