Unity Scientific Announces New Web Site and New Headquarters

Unity Scientific, LLC, is proud to announce the official launch of our new Web site, plus the relocation of our near infrared (NIR) business group from Maryland to newly expanded corporate headquarters in Brookfield, Connecticut.

Please take this opportunity to note our new contact information, shown at right.

New Web Site

Our new site covers all of Unity Scientific's innovative products and services. That includes near infrared spectrometers, automated wet chemistry solutions, and a variety of sample preparation apparatus.

The site focuses on the many industries we serve, including food, agriculture, environmental, clinical, dairy, chemical, and more. It highlights our wide range of applications and solutions for both routine and complex analysis needs across those industries.

See the analytical offerings that are truly setting the standard for the future. Please visit our new Web site today, here.

New Address

Unity Scientific has relocated its NIR technology center from Columbia, Maryland, to our headquarters in Brookfield, Connecticut, USA.

The Connecticut facility has undergone a major expansion. More than 20,000 square feet of added floor space now houses a state-of-the-art-facility that accommodates both the wet chemistry and near infrared spectrometry product groups. The new building includes a customer training suite; application labs; engineering, sales, marketing, and customer support groups; plus a world-class manufacturing area.

Please use the new address and phone number at right when communicating with the near infrared division about your specific analytical instrumentation needs.

New Address and Phone

Unity Scientific, LLC
117 Old State Rd
Brookfield, CT 06804
Phone: 203-740-2999
Fax: 203-740-2955
[email protected].
www.unityscientific.com

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