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Photon Machines Inc.



Type	Manufacturer: Instruments
Homepage	http://www.photon-machines.com
Headquaters	Redmond, Washington, USA
Address	15377 N.E. 90th St.
City	Redmond
Zip-code	Washington 98052
Country	United States
Phone	+1 425.296.9408
Fax	+1 760.874.7501
Email	info@photon-machines.com

Photon Machines can make light work for you in many ways. Our company specializes in advanced, laser-based, instrumentation with integrated detectors to gauge the presence and concentration of elements, end-points and isotope ratios plus we have a broad selection of sample introduction systems for mass spectrometry. Our products are distinguished by their accuracy, repeatability and utility through non-conventional means and address fundamental issues that impact performance such as fractionation cause and effect, sample transport, plasma dynamics and environmental influences. Innovations range from the rapid integration of unique technologies to hybrid configurations and software that facilitates method development and data reduction. We offer instrumentation for the laboratory, deployable devices for field or on-site use, plus in-process equipment for real-time processing, measurement and control. Whether gas, liquid or solid, our processing, analysis and identification solutions tackle all forms of matter.
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Implementing Routine Elemental Speciation in Your Laboratory, in Readiness for Future Legislation
21.05.2013
Internet 11:00 AM EDT

ElCheMS 2: 2nd International Workshop on Electrochemistry/Mass Spectrometry
23.05.2013
Münster, Germany

Graduate Course on Speciation and Bioavailability
03.06.2013
Wageningen, The Netherlands

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