Quantum Analytics (Foster City, California) and LEAP Technologies (Carrboro, North Carolina) have announced a co-marketing partnership to offer efficiency improving chromatography and mass spectrometer systems, including new developments in front-end automation.
Quantum Analytics (Foster City, California) and LEAP Technologies (Carrboro, North Carolina) have announced a co-marketing partnership to offer efficiency improving chromatography and mass spectrometer systems, including new developments in front-end automation. Gerry Farren, President and CEO of Quantum Analytics said, "This alliance will provide our customers with access to more efficient GC and LC systems . Quantum's unique rental and leasing plans will enable customers to acquire these systems without major capital outlay."
Through this partnership, both instrument suppliers will be able to offer complete and highly automated analytical solutions. Both companies have large existing customer bases in the research, environmental, pharmaceutical, food safety, and quality control laboratories, and have seen an increased demand across these markets for automation systems.
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