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World class mass spectrometry
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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Innovation at the heart of product design
Noble gas isotope ratios measured with high precision and accuracy using our NGX multi-collector noble gas MS
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Phoenix
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.
Latest from our blog
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Why are some mass spectrometers Dual Use?
If you work in the Earth sciences, as many of our users do, then you probably don’t come across the term “Dual Use” very often, if at all. Yet for the vendors that supply this community, it is a very significant term and has a large effect on where we supply our instruments to. I…
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ATONA Technology – would it work on other instruments?
If you have been following my blogs or have taken an interest in detector technologies, then you probably know about ATONA technology already. If you’re not familiar, then for a short overview try here. In brief, ATONA is a Faraday amplifier system that avoids many of the major disadvantages of traditional resistor-based amplifier systems, in…
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The mass spectrometers built to last!
I’m recently back from a sales trip to China and Japan, and several things struck me whilst travelling. First was the pace of change, especially in China – where the level of visible wealth has increased significantly, in the cities I visited at least. The second thing was the number of old but well-maintained noble…
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Cultural mishaps of a mass spectrometrist
At the time of writing this blog it’s only a couple of weeks until I head out on a business trip to China and Japan. Although I used to travel a bit when I was younger, it doesn’t happen so much these days, especially in the last three years (for the unmentionable reason). But I…
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Who would be an installation engineer?
In the world of analytical instrumentation, it’s quite a well-trodden path to move from test and installation engineering to marketing, sales or product management. It’s the route that I took myself, along with a number of my colleagues here at Isotopx. But why does this happen so commonly, what is it about test and installation…
Latest News & Events
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AGU Fall Meeting 2023 | Isotopx to attend in San Francisco
We are pleased to announce that Isotopx will be attending the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting in San Francisco, USA from 11-15 December this year. This meeting is one of the highlights of the geochemistry calendar, and one that we always look forward to. It’s great that the meeting is returning to its spiritual home…
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AGU Fall Meeting 2023, San Francisco
11th – 15th December 2023 San Francisco, USA We are pleased to announce that Isotopx will be attending AGU 2023 which will be taking place from 11 December – 15 December 2023 in San Francisco, California. For more than 100 years AGU has been opening pathways to discovery, opening greater awareness to address climate change,…
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An introduction to Zeptona technology
Interested to learn about Zeptona technology? It’s a technology based on ATONA, but takes it one step further. It’s well suited to a number of isotope ratio measurement applications, particularly those in U-Pb geochronology. Click here to take a look at the short article that introduces Zeptona, and get in touch if you want to…