Spectrum and PerkinElmer announce distribution agreement
Spectrum Chemicals and Laboratory Products has announced that they have signed a distribution agreement with PerkinElmer.
Spectrum Chemicals and Laboratory Products has announced that they have signed a distribution agreement with PerkinElmer.
The agreement covers PerkinElmer’s products for gas and liquid chromatography, infrared, ultraviolet visible and atomic absorption spectroscopy and thermal analysis instrumentation in the US and Puerto Rico.
Mark Hurd, general manager of Spectrum, commented, “Spectrum is already a source for many of the reagents, lab supplies and equipment used in chromatography and spectroscopy, so it makes sense for us to offer a market leader’s selection of columns, consumables, standards, syringes and equipment accessories. We are committed to increasing our profile in the analysis of life sciences and biotechnology products.”
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