PERKIN-ELMER

CONFERENCE CLARION * * * Pittsburgh Conference in Cleveland, Ohio, March 5 — March 8 * * *

PERKIN-ELHED READIES BIG Μ Π EXHIBIT Universal LC system to be unveiled at show

Possibly the most tar-reach­ing development in LC makes its bow at the exhibit this year. It's a super-versatile system that offers virtually infinite options for tailoring an analysis without regard (Continued in Cleveland)

Four rooms for demos augment floor booths

Besides its floor exhibit, Perkin-Elmer will present demonstrations of new in­strumentation (Continued in Cleveland)

New IR Data Station big rrinframation "source

A fast, precise, and low-cost unit for handling data from IR instruments per­

forms practically any function the operator desires, including

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AA instruments crowd agenda of things to see

A unit whose automatic flame and

TpW Coffee mug crowd Perkin-Elmer's

otter of free coffee mug, personalized with owner's photo, drew big crowds at previous Pittsburgh Conferences. Offer will be repeated this year.

flameless capabilities enable it to deliver two days' work in one day's time will be a feature of the Perkin-Elmer AA exhibit. It's the Model 5000, the top-line instru­ment that can process 50 samples for six elements in 30 minutes automatical­ly, with every parameter under micro­computer control.

There's also the new HGA-400 Graphite Furnace with microcomputer control and (Continued in Cleveland)

More fluorescence, UV units being introduced

A full line of fluorescence spec­trophotometers will make their appearance at Perkin-Elmer's show exhibit. They range from the micro­computer-controlled research grade Model MPF-44B, incorporating many advances in technology, to the new Model 3000, which brings the perform­ance advantages of the microcom­puter to routine work.

The new UV/Vis Model 320 — the second generation in microcomputer control (Continued in Cleveland)

Thirty booths to reveal mammoth array of analytical instrumentation, technology

In an exhibit packed with innovation and variety, Perkin-Elmer again emerges as the "must see" attraction for thousands of Pittsburgh Conference visitors.

The big overall feature, of course, is the extension of microcomputer control to practically every analytical technique served by Perkin-Elmer instrumentation. For example, there's the new AS-100 Automatic Sampler that measures sample volumes and injects them automatically to provide round-the-clock operation for the SIGMA series of gas chromatographs.

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All product lines on view • Atomic Absorption • Data Handling Systems • Elemental Analysis • Fluorescence • Gas Chromatography • Head Space Analysis • Infrared • Liquid Chromatography • Microbalances • Nuclear Magnetic Resonance • Polarimetry • Scanning Auger Microprobes • Thermal Analysis • Ultraviolet

Stay-at-homes can visit show by mail

Anyone who can't get to the Con­ference can still learn the details of in­struments at the exhibit. Simply write for literature to Perkin-Elmer Corp., MS-12, Main Ave., Norwalk, CT 06856.

PERKIN-ELMER Expanding the world of analytical chemistry.

CIRCLE 160 ON READER SERVICE CARD ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, VOL. 51, NO. 2, FEBRUARY 1979 · 127 A