Horizon Technology Introduces the SmartPrep™ Extractor

Salem, NH December 2011- Horizon Technology proudly introduces its new SmartPrep Extractor delivering unprecedented versatility for automating tedious manual cartridge-based SPE methods.

SmartPrep™ is the first automated, small footprint, SPE extraction system designed specifically for cartridge based sample prep on a wide range of contaminants found in clean aqueous and organic matrices. SmartPrep combines intelligent graphical software, versatile hardware and ease of use to simplify and automate SPE. Single or multiple module scalability makes automation affordable for bench chemists and method developers as well as high volume commercial sample prep laboratories. Total flexibility means unique SPE methods can be applied to any sample. Eight SmartPrep modules controlled from a single computer process up to (96) samples for excellent walk-away capability and the system is compatible with standard 1, 3 and 6mL cartridges. Many differing sample matrices and volumes ranging from 1.0 mL to 1.0L are easily accommodated.

ABOUT HORIZON TECHNOLOGY., INC.
Horizon Technology, Inc. is an innovative manufacturer of automated sample preparation systems. Understanding the challenges today's laboratories face, Horizon Technology helps laboratory managers simplify sample prep while meeting business objectives and increasing sample throughput, reducing operating costs and improving the accuracy and consistency of data. Horizon Technology, Inc. is headquartered in the United States, with distributors in Asia, Australia and Europe. For more information, visit http://www.horizontectinc.com

MEDIA CONTACT:
Marc Hamel
Horizon Technology, Inc.
Tel: +1.603.893.3663 X 1619
Fax: +1.603.893.4994
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.horizontechinc.com

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