The new Model 5 version of the β-RAM radio HPLC detector from LabLogic Systems
introduces features that make it compatible with the latest methodologies,
such as UPLC, rapid-resolution LC, and fast LC. Active Counting Mode and
stop-flow facilities, for example, are now built-in, and flow cells have
been redesigned to make them compact, reducing dead volume to give faster
resolution and sharper peak definition. The β-RAM 5 is fully controlled by
LabLogic’s Laura radiochromatography software, which includes ancillary
equipment such as gradient pumps, auto injectors, UV detectors, diode array
detectors, and fraction collectors. Laura also collects and analyzes digital
data and generates reports, including a unique Summary Table function for
data comparison, according to LabLogic Systems. β-RAM 5 has USB ports for
all PC connections to make communication fast and simple, and particular
attention has been paid to safety: there are internal and external sensors
to detect leaks, and a new arrangement for isolating any stray fluids from
the electronics.
LabLogic Systems Limited started trading in 1979, initially supplying Radio
HPLC, Radio TLC and Radio GC measurement instrumentation throughout the
research and development industry. The company then became involved in the
supply and integration of applications software to compliment its growing
instrument product range. From this background, LabLogic proceeded to
provide bespoke LIMS for ADME drug metabolism laboratories and has
progressed to providing flexible 'off the shelf' solutions, which has
resulted in LabLogic now being viewed as the world leading supplier of
Laboratory Information Management Systems.
Our success is demonstrated with installations of our products now in use in
32 countries world-wide.
Our main customers are pharmaceutical, agrochemical and contract research
organisations, where our products are used as integral parts of their
research and development activities.
