Who is the parent company of FLUKA analytical?
Who is the parent company of FLUKA analytical?
Founded in 1950 in the area of St. Gallen, Fluka® Analytical was once part of the chemicals producer Sigma-Aldrich and offers users a wide range of organics and inorganics. Since 1989 the Swiss chemicals manufacturer has belonged to Sigma-Aldrich.
What kind of analysis is done with FLUKA?
The Fluka® Analytical brand provides chemicals and products for analysis by means of chromatography and spectroscopy. Areas where Fluka chemicals or products are used include analytical reagents or standards for chromatography, gas chromatography, or chiral chromatography.
What kind of reagent does Honeywell FLUKA use?
Honeywell Fluka™ premium grade organic and inorganic reagents and standards come with consistency, purity, and accuracy assured. The Honeywell Fluka reagent and standards range has been helping thousands of scientists achieve accurate and consistent results for over half a century.
How many FLUKA reagents are there in the world?
In our offer you will find more than 3200 products of the brand Fluka, including for example high-purity reagents of the TraceSELECT series or TraceCERT control standards. Simply select the store below that is most appropriate to your location.
What kind of reagents do you use with FLUKA?
Areas where Fluka chemicals or products are used include analytical reagents or standards for chromatography, gas chromatography, or chiral chromatography. In our offer you will find more than 3200 products of the brand Fluka, including for example high-purity reagents of the TraceSELECT series or TraceCERT control standards.
What are the trademarks of Sigma Aldrich Corporation?
To the consortium Sigma-Aldrich also belong the trademarks Sigma® Life Science, Fluka® Analytical, Supelco® Analytical, Aldrich® Chemistry, Aldrich® Materials Science and SAFC® which are all specialized in different product areas.
What kind of centrifuge system does Sigma Aldrich use?
Employs centrifuge tubes specially designed with two chambers separated by a porous high-density polyethylene barrier (“frit”). Sigma-Aldrich™ ACCUSPIN™ – System-Histopaque™ -1077 System allows the addition of anticoagulated whole blood without risk of mixing with the separation medium.
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