FMS introduces the first and only "Total Solution" Sample Prep system that combines three sample prep processes into one economical package.
FMS introduces the first and only "Total Solution" Sample Prep system that combines three sample prep processes into one economical package. The TRP-Total-Rapid-Prep performs extraction, sample clean-up and concentration for six samples simultaneously in a few hours, producing the highest recoveries and best results for all analytes.
An easy to use window based software controls the system and is fully programmable. With the TRP system you have the option to run a single sample prep process such as extraction, sample cleanup, concentration or run a variety of processes including extraction, clean-up and concentration all in one single step. The TRP system increases sample throughput while reducing errors and poor recoveries. It also provides a cleaner background and eliminates cross contamination due to its advanced closed loop system design. TRP uses FMS's high quality and inexpensive Teflon based disposable columns which guarantee high recoveries and eliminate glassware clean-up. Applications include Dioxins, PCBs, PAHs, PBDEs and Pesticides.
For a product video demonstration visit: Total Prep Video, For additional information please visit: Total Prep website or contact FMS at 617-393-2396 or e-mail us at: [email protected]
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