Lab Innovations is once more expected to host a range of laboratory introductions at the NEC, Birmingham, on 31st October and 1st November.
With more than a third of exhibitors planning to use the show to launch new products and services in the UK at the show, Lab Innovations is the ideal location to see the very latest offerings for the laboratory.
From analytical tools and techniques, through general lab equipment and informatics, to larger scale industrial and cleanroom technology, the event will showcase leading brands and novel solutions for all aspects of the laboratory environment on more than 135 stands. Visitors will also be able to find out more about the latest products and services at the show’s Live Lab theatre and SelectScience ‘Seals of Quality’ awards.
Amongst the products on show will be HORIBA Scientific’s award-winning Duetta absorbance/fluorescence spectrometer. Elementar will launch its instruments for C and N measurements – the UNICUBE and UNICUBE trace – which feature a unique Temperature Programmed Desorption column for increased accuracy. Scientific Support Services will present the Vacuum Ultraviolet GC detector from VUV Analytics – designed to make VUV spectroscopy accessible to the general scientific community.
IKA Ltd will be demonstrating the ROTAVISC series of highly functional viscometers to support quality control in all manufacturing processes, as well as in the research laboratory. To help streamline mercury analysis in a range of industries, Analytix is launching the Milestone DMA-80 evo high-sensitivity mercury analyser, which does not require sample prep, has a five-minute analysis time and offers remote monitoring of analyses via the Milestone Connect app. Delivering significant improvements in the speed and quality of particle size, molecule size and zeta potential measurements, Malvern Panalytical will highlight its new Zetasizer Pro and Ultra systems.
Launches designed to support routine laboratory functions will include Haier Biomedical’s intelligent Salvum Ultimate freezers – which reduce energy use while maintaining performance – and Pioneer PX analytical and precision balances from OHAUS. For precision liquid dispensing, Appleton Woods will showcase its appPETTE single channel variable pipettes and Socorex will highlight its new Qualitix tipfill system for quick and easy filing of pipette racks. Eppendorf will have a whole range of new instruments on show, including centrifuges, a large capacity biological shaker and CO2 incubator family.
The Live Lab Theatre will provide an additional platform for laboratory suppliers such as GE Healthcare, Getinge, HORIBA, A&D Instruments and Lonza, to offer quick-fire practical demos and presentations on their very latest products for the lab. These range from liquid handling, balances and laboratory washing to biobanking, fluorescence spectroscopy and CRISPR solutions. Importantly, there will be an opportunity to hear what Brexit may mean for the UK analytical laboratory through the presentation ‘Transition of Brexit and transition to ISO 17034’ by ESSLAB’s Managing Director, Cliff Marshall.
Celebrating the laboratory products that scientists love most, the ‘SelectScience Seals of Quality’ awards will be held in the Live Lab Theatre on 31st October. Seals of Quality help scientists to quickly identify top-rated laboratory equipment, as they are awarded to the products that consistently receive the highest review ratings. Such ratings provide peer validation of a product and support scientists when they need to make informed purchasing decisions for their laboratories.
“Lab Innovations 2018 is once again set to see numerous new product launches,” said Alison Willis, Divisional Director, Lab Innovations. “With so many leading laboratory suppliers and brands on show, the NEC 31st October to 1st November will certainly be the best place in the UK to see, discuss and even try out the very latest tools and technologies for all areas of life in the laboratory and associated applications.”
For more information on Lab Innovations 2018 and for free advance visitor registration, click ‘Register Now’ on the Lab innovations home page – www.lab-innovations.com
