2014–2015 Survey of New Sample Preparation Products
New sample preparation products
2014–2015 Survey of
New Sample Preparation Products
We will make all reasonable efforts to ensure the accuracy of published information, but Advanstar Communications cannot be responsible for errors in or omissions from the information submitted on this form or by other means.
PLEASE NOTE: This survey is not limited only to new products that will be introduced at Pittcon 2015.
You may submit any product introduced since our 2014 coverage.
(One sheet per product: Maximum of 5 per company)
DEADLINE: January 14, 2015
Send completed form to: lbush@advanstar.com
Manufacturer
Website
Information Submitted by:
Title
Phone
Name of product manager or other person who may be contacted with questions:
Title
Phone
Sample Preparation Instrumentation
Product Name
Literature Included? (yes or no)
Main use
Important features
Other Description
Suggested Application(s) of Product
Primary Benefit(s) to the user, compared to current products
Unique features worthy of mention
Sample Preparation Products (for accessories, see following section)
Product Name
Literature Included? (yes or no)
Product Type
SPE cartridge
SPE disk
SPE pipette tip
96-well plate
SPME
Dispersive SPE (dSPE, QuEChERS)
QuEChERS
Other
Mode (e.g., adsorption, sample cleanup, cation exchange)
Base material
Functional group
Dimensions
Other Description
Suggested Application(s) of Product
Primary Benefit(s) to the chromatographer, compared to current products
Unique features worthy of mention
Sample Preparation Accessories
Type (fitting, connector, valve, etc.)
Instrument (describe)
Suggested Application(s) of Product
Primary Benefit(s) to the user, compared to current products
Unique features worthy of mention
External Link - SamplePrepprods.pdf
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