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|Articles|December 1, 2008
Shimadzu awarded for Exceptional Product Line Strategy
Shimadzu has been awarded the 2008 Frost & Sullivan European Mass Spectrometry Product Line Strategy Award.
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Shimadzu Europe has been awarded the 2008 Frost & Sullivan European Mass Spectrometry Product Line Strategy Award. The award is presented each year to a company that has demonstrated the most insight into customer needs and product demands. Shimadzu covers a wide range of MALDI-TOF, LC-MS and GC-MS systems. The company provides high end, hybrid mass spectrometry (MS) configurations employing quadrupole ion-trap-TOF technology for the MALDI and LC-MS markets.
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