The FMS PLE is an automated Pressurized Liquid Extraction system for the rapid extraction of a variety of compounds in environmental, biological and food samples.
The FMS PLE® is an automated Pressurized Liquid Extraction system for the rapid extraction of a variety of compounds in environmental, biological and food samples. With the PLE™, just load solid, semi-solid or liquid samples into the PLE cartridges, and press the start key. The entire extraction, sample cleanup and concentration process is performed automatically and unattended producing excellent results and high recoveries in minutes. The optional PowerVap concentrates the extracts to the desired volume increasing the speed and reducing errors of the sample prep process. The PLE system has a modular design and can be expanded as your sample throughput demands grow. Up to 6 programmable stations allow multiple one step sample extraction, in cell cleanup with prepacked end cap columns and concentration to be processed simultaneously. Applications include a full range of EPA methods as well as others used throughout the world for testing semi volatile organic compounds in Soils, Foods, and Pharmaceutical and Polymeric products. For a product video demonstration visit: View the PLE video or For additional information please visit: the PLE website. or contact FMS at 617-393-2396 or e-mail us at: onlineinfo@fms-inc.comFMS, Inc., 580 Pleasant St. Watertown, MA Phone 617-393-2934 www.fmsenvironmental.com
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