Automatic sample pretreatment and filtration of tobacco samples prior to SFA analysis 31 3월 2020
Dedicated automation solution for handling tobacco samples before analysis
Pittcon 2020 3 3월 2020
We warmly welcome you to visit the Skalar booth 2315 during Pittcon 2020!
“Topping Out” celebration of Skalar’s new building! 14 6월 2019
Expansion and renovation of Skalar's headquarters in Breda!
Skalar opens new office in Portugal! 26 3월 2019
We are very proud to announce that we have just opened a new Skalar office in Lisbon, Portugal.
SP2000 robotic platform for automatic sample filtration, analysis and distribution 12 3월 2019
Skalar has automated the sample filtration of water samples, followed by the measurement of conductivity (EC) / pH and the sample distribution to several destination racks for further analysis on other analyzers.
Fully automatic analysis of water quality parameters including sample preparation 20 9월 2018
Our latest development for a water laboratory in the Netherlands automates the sample preparation and then measures oxygen, pH, alkalinity, color (UV/VIS), EC, turbidity in drinking water, surface water and wastewater.
Determination of different Carbon species according to DIN 19539 method A and B 14 6월 2018
The PrimacsSNC-100 offers a temperature ramping program allowing the analysis of Carbon according to DIN 19539 method A. In addition, it is now possible to determine TOC400, ROC and TIC900 according to DIN 19539 method B.
Total Organic Carbon (TOC) analysis in seawater using high temperature combustion 20 4월 2018
The analysis of Total Organic Carbon (TOC) in seawater can create many challenges for laboratories, not only because of the low TOC concentration, but also the salty sample matrix might be problematic for TOC analyzers.
Las-Korea 6 3월 2018
이제 SKALAR의 다양한 제품을 한국 법인합자회사 주식회사 라스칼라코리아를 통해서 만나보세요! 고객 여러분의 관심과 사랑에 보다 적극적이고 빠른 양질의 서비스로 보답하겠습니다.
Nutrient analysis in seawater, brackish and river water directly after sampling 19 10월 2017
Successful installation story about nutrient analysis with the San++ Continuous flow analyzer aboard a ship.