Varian releases NMR suite
Varian Medical Systems has released a suite of hardware and software products for its 400-MR nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) system. The new suite is comprised of its OneNMR probe, a choice of two autosamplers, and a software package.
The 400 MHz OneNMRprobe combines both direct (carbon) and indirect (proton) detection in a single multi-use probe. The probe is available in two versions. One version can be tuned manually or automatically with the firm's ProTune technology; the second version incorporates a piezoelectric (Protune-PZT) tuning module.
The 7510-AS (12-sample) and 7600-AS (96-sample) autosamplers increase system efficiency by eliminating idle time between runs and enable unattended operation, according to the Palo Alto, Calif.-based company.
The company's VnmrJ 3.0 software drives the system and is designed for multi-user, walk-up and high-throughput customers. With its sample-centric data management structure, the package provides for queuing of multiple samples yet provides the flexibility for interrupting operation in the case of priority samples, Varian said.
The 400 MHz OneNMRprobe combines both direct (carbon) and indirect (proton) detection in a single multi-use probe. The probe is available in two versions. One version can be tuned manually or automatically with the firm's ProTune technology; the second version incorporates a piezoelectric (Protune-PZT) tuning module.
The 7510-AS (12-sample) and 7600-AS (96-sample) autosamplers increase system efficiency by eliminating idle time between runs and enable unattended operation, according to the Palo Alto, Calif.-based company.
The company's VnmrJ 3.0 software drives the system and is designed for multi-user, walk-up and high-throughput customers. With its sample-centric data management structure, the package provides for queuing of multiple samples yet provides the flexibility for interrupting operation in the case of priority samples, Varian said.