Expanded Clean Room Facilities

Applied Separations has expanded their clean-room capabilities by adding a new clean room. Applied Separations offers custom filling in certified, DNA-free clean room facilities for the contract filling of filters, packings, sorbents (proprietary or generic) in spin baskets, polypropylene cartridges, and 96-well micro-titer plates, or any other configuration. We can make specialty cartridges - use your mold or ours.

For more information, visit the Applied Separations website.

Determine Pesticide Levels in Food Samples

Applied Separations now offers QuEChERS (Quick Easy, Cheap, Effective, Rugged and Safe… pronounced "ketchers") products for determining pesticide levels in food samples.

These products make it simple to prepare your food samples for analysis with:

• High recoveries
• Accurate results
• High sample throughput
• Minimal solvent use
• Less labor
• Lower Costs
• Simple glassware

For more information, visit the QuEChERS section of the Applied Separations website.

Employee of the Quarter

Applied Separations would like to congratulate our Employee of the Quarter, Scott Arnold. Scott has been with the company for nearly 8 years and is a vital member of the engineering department.

Easy Steps for EPA Method 1664A

Xenosep Oil and Grease SPE Filters set a new standard for performing EPA Method 1664A. The unique triple layer construction enables large amounts of particulate and soluble interferences to be filtered out in one pass. The easy to perform SPE method is less expensive and less cumbersome than hexane liquid/liquid extraction. Compared to other SPE brands, Xenosep easily filters the difficult samples faster.

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New Product for Clinical and Diagnostic Sample Preparation

Applied Separations announces the addition of the new Burst device for clinical and diagnostic applications. The Burst device is faster, simpler, more accurate and less expensive than traditional methods. The Burst eliminates the pipette step, also eliminating contamination and sample loss, and is available in a variety of devices and formats.

Visit the Applied Separations website for more information.