Equipment referenceA closer look at the equipment.
A laboratory rarely fits into one category. These photographed systems show the range of detail that makes an equipment list useful—from optics and detectors to workstations and modules.
More detail for your equipment list
01 / Equipment scope
Microscopy and imaging
List the microscope body, objectives, cameras, stage and control hardware. Identify specialist imaging modules and clearly separate included optics from items that will remain in the laboratory.
Useful details: Body; objectives; cameras; control unit; computer.
02 / Equipment scope
Analytical systems
For LC, GC and mass spectrometry equipment, connect each module to a system reference. Include detectors, sources, pumps and acquisition hardware in the proposed scope.
Useful details: Main platform; module list; accessories; workstation.
03 / Equipment scope
Life-science platforms
Cell analysis, sequencing and molecular equipment should be identified by exact model and installed configuration. Include available records and the last known use.
Useful details: Model variant; configuration; condition; accessories.
04 / Equipment scope
Separation and supporting instruments
List purification systems and centrifuges with their relevant modules, rotors or collectors. Give each item a location and a separate condition description.
Useful details: Model; modules or rotors; accessories; location; condition.
An enquiry is a review, not an automatic offer
Suitability depends on the individual model, configuration, condition and proposed scope. Tell us what is known and what needs checking. The categories on this page describe equipment we consider; they are not a claim that every instrument can be purchased.