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CEM - MARS Xpress





Year of introduction
Status	available
Company	CEM
Categories	Microwave apparatus: Digester
Optimum Control for the Digestion of High-Throughput or Routine Samples With the advanced technology of the MARS System with the MARSXpressT option, high-pressure digestions have never been easier to run! NEW! MARSXpress displays and permanently records temperature readings for all vessels! Process up to 40 samples simultaneously No connections, no tools needed! Accurate internal temperature control Optional connection-free pressure regulation Confirmation of temperature for every vessel The advanced design of the MARSXpress vessel in combination with CEM's sophisticated and highly sensitive IR temperature sensors mean the internal temperature of each vessel is measured virtually instantaneously without any of the lag associated with competitive IR-based systems. The heart of the system is the dual NIST traceable calibrated temperature measurement system. The sensors accurately and instantaneously measure the temperature of each individual vessel, providing users with unmatched control of digestion parameters, as well as safety. Be certain that your digestions reach their temperature set point. MARSXpress displays and permanently records temperature readings for all vessels!
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