Aurora Biomed Inc. products

TRACE AI1200 Atomic Absorption Spectrometer. Thanks to its many customizable options, the TRACE AI1200 is also one of the most versatile atomic absorption spectrometers on the market today. In an industry that is becoming increasingly specialized, it is easy to recognize the advantages of an analytical instrument that offers so many possibilities in such a small space. With true double beam optics, a transversely heated graphite furnace tube (optional) and a host of automated safety features the TRACE AI1200 Atomic Absorption Spectrometer offers a cost-effective and reliable solution for your elemental analysis requirements. Combining the TRACE AI1200 atomic absorption spectrometer with our unique Vapour Hydride Generator (F/VG or F/GF/VG configurations) allows extremely low detection limits to be achieved.

The LUMINA 3300 Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometer provides elemental analysis solutions for sub trace detection of hydride-forming elements. The unique vapour/hydride generator provides enhanced sensitivities and reduced interferences for parts per trillion (ppt) detection of Mercury (Hg), Arsenic (As), Cadmium (Cd), Zinc (Zn), Bismuth (Bi), Selenium (Se), Tellurium (Te), Antimony (Sb), Tin (Sn), Germanium (Ge), and Lead (Pb).

The TRANSFORM 680 Microwave Digestion System is a top-loading, closed vessel microwave digester with high-pressure capabilities to enhance digestion quality while decreasing digestion time. This microwave digestion system is capable of simultaneously running up to 6 high-pressure closed vessels, providing a fast and automated method to digest even the most difficult samples. With simple one-step operation and full computer control of temperature and power, this cost-effective microwave digester consolidates your Atomic Absorption (AA), ICP-AES, and CP-MS applications. The TRANSFORM 680 Microwave Digestion System is a cost-effective microwave digester that provides optimal performance while leading the industry in safety.

The TRANSFORM 800 top-loading closed vessel Microwave offers a high-pressure system to enhance digestion quality while decreasing digestion times. This system is capable of simultaneously running up to 10 high-pressure closed vessels, providing a fast, automated method to digest even the most difficult samples. With simple one-step operation and full computer control of temperature, pressure and power, this cost-effective TRANSFORM 800 consolidates your Atomic Absorption, ICP-AES, and ICP-MS applications.

The CRYSTA 500 produces both deionized and reverse osmosis Type 2 pure lab water directly from tap water. Using a stepwise filtration system that allows for exceptional purifying efficiency, it produces Type 2 water at a desalination rate of ≥99% and a virus elimination rate of ≥99.5%. The CRYSTA 500 delivers this water at the touch of a one-button dispense option and is ideal for general scientific applications in media preparation and high purity glassware rinsing.

Highly purified lab water should be available for use in any lab, especially for use in high precision analytical applications such as atomic absorption spectroscopy. The CRYSTA 1000 accommodates this need by producing Type 1 ultrapure water with minimal total organic carbon concentrations. It is ideal for use in a range of analytical applications in your lab. By using Ultrapure Polishing Cartridges, trace amounts of dissolved organics are removed in the parts per billion range. This will ensure that the CRYSTA 1000 will produce better technical results for your scientific applications.

For the most critical applications in polymerase chain reaction and high performance liquid chromatography, the CRYSTA 2000 lab water purification systems produce ultrapure Type 1 water. Using high performance 5000 Doulton Ultrafilters and Double Wavelength Ultraviolet Lamps, removal of pyrogens, RNase and endotoxins ensure that the purist lab water is used for scientific experiments. By producing only the purest Type 1 critical grade water, the CRYSTA 2000 is ideal for the most demanding scientific applications in PCR and HPLC.

High performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) is a common separation technique for the detection of trace substances. It is used across a wide variety of sectors including forensics, pharmaceutical and healthcare. Samples are moved through a stationary solid phase using a mobile phase under pressure and analytes are separate based on their afinity for the solid phase. When used in conjunction with Aurora’s VERSA series of Solid Phase Extraction workstations the Aurora HPLC system provides a complete solution for the detection of trace compounds in complex matrices. To learn more about the Aurora HPLC system get in touch with your local Aurora Biomed sales represenative or click the link below to download a brochure.

A spectrophotometer measures sample compositions and concentrations as a function of the color intensity, or more specifically, the wavelength of light absorbed by the analyte. UV/Vis spectroscopy is routinely used in the quantitative determination of solutions of transition metals and highly conjugated organic compounds. Using Beer’s law, information about sample concentration can be determined from the absorbance and information about sample composition and contaminants can be determined by the specific wavelengths at which the analyte absorbs UV or visible light. A sample is placed in the spectrophotometer and ultraviolet or visible light at a certain wavelength, or range of wavelengths, is transmitted through the sample. The spectrophotometer measures how much light is absorbed by the sample and produces a report for the user.

The VG 411 Vapor Hydride Generator provides enhanced sensitivities, reduced interferences and extremely low detection limits for of mercury and hydride-forming metals.