• 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

  • 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. 

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