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|Articles|September 6, 2010
German office
Peak Scientific have opened a new office in Frankfurt, Germany. The company?s sales and service personnel are expected to hit the autobahns as the company offers its services across Germany.
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Peak Scientific have opened a new office in Frankfurt, Germany. The company’s sales and service personnel are expected to hit the autobahns as the company offers its services across Germany.
The company manufactures laboratory gas generators mainly for use with LC–MS and GC applications, and the nitrogen generators for LC–MS are reported to have been tested and approved by various mass spectrometer manufacturers.
The recent expansion of the company also includes new offices in Boston, USA; Hyderabad, India; Shanghai, China; Capetown, South Africa, and Mexico, extending the company’s reach to more than 100 countries.
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