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USA
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Listing of all 18 news releases from Aspectrics:
Spectroscopy integrated with NIR equipment
Thermo Scientific Gram spectroscopy software will be integrated with Aspectrics' Encoded Photometric NIR process analysers.
News from Aspectrics (13 April 2007)
Analyser measures water in ethanol
Aspectrics has released a new application note showing that its MultiComponent 2750 EP-NIR analyser achieves precise measurement of water in ethanoln
News from Aspectrics ( 1 March 2007)
Near infra-red process analyser displayed
Aspectrics' EP-NIR analyser offers a breakthrough in NIR analysis, facilitating ultra-fast scanning operation capable of acquiring an impressive 100 scans/s.
News from Aspectrics (27 February 2007)
EP-IR spectroscopy technology explained
Application note demonstrates the ability of EP-IR spectroscopy technology to record in detail all chemical information pertaining to an ultra-rapid chemical reaction.
News from Aspectrics (25 January 2007)
Messerschmidt to advance EP-IR technology
Aspectrics has a new Chief Technology Officer in the shape of Robert G Messerschmidt.
News from Aspectrics (23 November 2006)
Near-infra-red analyser is speedy scanner
Novel near-infra-red analyser achieves an impressive spectral range of 1375-2750nm and an ultra fast scan speed of 100scan/s for real-time process monitoring.
News from Aspectrics ( 7 November 2006)
Eastern distribution for process analysers
Young Lin Instrument has become the exclusive distributor in South Korea of Aspectrics' complete range of process analysers, software tools and sampling accessories.
News from Aspectrics (30 October 2006)
Analysers survive military vibration tests
Aspectrics' innovative EP-IR analysers have achieved Military 202G Method 204D certification for successfully passing the high frequency vibration resistance test.
News from Aspectrics (19 October 2006)
Near-IR analyser set for ISA Expo debut
Aspectrics will be demonstrating its award-winning EP-IR technology as well as previewing its new encoded photometric near-infra-red product at ISA Expo 2006.
News from Aspectrics ( 2 October 2006)
Website explains encoded photometric IR theory
New website has been designed to provide a comprehensive overview of Aspectrics' innovative product information as well as new corporate developments.
News from Aspectrics ( 3 August 2006)
Capital to accelerate key product development
New capital raised by Aspectrics will be used to support the commercialisation of existing products as well as to accelerate key product developments.
News from Aspectrics (15 May 2006)
EP-IR specialist targets European expansion
User application article Encoded photometric infra-red spectroscopy analyser specialist Aspectrics aims to establish operations in Europe in the third quarter 2006.
News from Aspectrics (20 April 2006)
Analyser technology wins fifth US patent
Aspectrics has received a fifth US patent for its encoded photometric infra-red spectroscopy disk technology and associated optics.
News from Aspectrics (10 January 2006)
Production analysers start shipping
Aspectrics has begun shipping initial orders of its EP-IR production units to several OEM instrument vendors and one of the top five global chemical companies.
News from Aspectrics ( 9 September 2005)
IR analyser moves out of the lab
Aspectrics has published a product brochure entitled "Chemical analysis in the real world".
News from Aspectrics ( 4 August 2005)
OEMs adopt novel IR spectroscopy technique
Aspectrics has received initial orders for EP-IR production units from several OEM instrument vendors and systems integrators.
News from Aspectrics (20 June 2005)
Aspectrics bolsters engineering staff
Aspectrics has hired two new engineering managers to further beef up its manufacturing and software development capabilities as it moves to ship its first full production EP-IR units.
News from Aspectrics (13 April 2005)
OEMs try out novel spectroscopy technology
Aspectrics has begun shipping evaluation units of its encoded photometric infra-red spectroscopy (EP-IR) technology to OEMs who manufacture analytical and process instrumentation.
News from Aspectrics ( 7 February 2005)
