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Our ground-breaking thermal ionization mass spectrometers (TIMS) trace their heritage back to 1973
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Meet SIRIX, our gas source IRMS
Its intuitive design helps optimise specific applications and increase throughout
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Noble gas isotope ratios measured with high precision and accuracy using our NGX multi-collector noble gas MS
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The Phoenix TIMS combines our proven source design and optics with newly developed detector technologies to produce the highest precision data. The Phoenix is completely customisable to suit the needs of your lab now and future-proofing your lab for new applications.
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Meet Stephen Guilfoyle
Meet Stephen Guilfoyle, Sales and Marketing Manager here at Isotopx. We recently caught up with Stephen and found out a little bit more about his life inside and outside of work. Tell me about your role at Isotopx and how long you have been here. I’ve been working for Isotopx for three and a…
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Can I expense that?
I’ve been doing these blogs for a few years now, and have covered a wide range of subjects, some pretty safe and some slightly more controversial. If you’re a regular (or even occasional) business traveler then one of the most controversial topics is expenses. Before we get started, humor me whilst I cover some of…
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Mass spec… complexified!
I’m currently in the process of configuring a car to lease, and I am struck by how complicated the configurations for cars have become. I realise that this is a proper case of “first world problems” and I should be thankful I can afford such luxuries, but it really does seem as if in recent…
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Conference freebies – gift or gimmick?
A few months back I wrote about life as an exhibitor at mass spectrometry-related conference and trade shows. I mentioned in passing about the visitors to the exhibition stand that are there primarily to take any free promotional objects (A.K.A. freebies, swag etc.). The various companies I have worked for have taken quite different attitudes…
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Uncommon isotope ratio applications
This latest blog is being planned as I travel to China. During this trip I’m going to be talking to several groups of scientists who are using (or want to use) stable isotope MS instruments (also known as IRMS) for the measurement of noble gas isotope ratios. Hold on a minute, I hear you say,…
Latest News & Events
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Techcomp Instruments Acquires Sercon Limited, Expanding Inorganic Mass Spectrometry Portfolio
Techcomp Instruments (“Techcomp”) is delighted to announce the acquisition of Sercon Limited, a UK-based designer and manufacturer of the world’s most sensitive small-radius Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometers (IRMS). Sercon designs and manufactures small-Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometers (IRMS) and their associated sample preparation systems. Sercon operates globally and serves prominent universities and analytical labs. This exciting…
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ESIR 2025 | Isotopx to Attend in Lyon
23-27 June 2025 Université Claude Bernard, Lyon, France We are pleased to announce that Isotopx will be attending ESIR (European Society for Isotope Research) Isotope Workshop XVII, from 23rd to 27th June at Université Claude Bernard in Lyon. If you’re attending ESIR and wish to arrange a time to chat with our team, please get…
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New application note: SIRIX IRMS for argon isotopes
Is the SIRIX large radius IRMS suitable for the measurement of argon isotopes? And why would you choose to use SIRIX when we have a perfectly good noble gas MS? We’ve recently added a new application note that looks at the emerging use of IRMS instruments to measure high precision argon isotope ratios in larger…