Do You Need High Resolution Spectra From Micrograms of Sample?

We want our NMR probes to help you do your job; to publish, obtain funding and to
advance your area of science. What are the REAL hardware issues to consider?

• A probe where < 10 μL and < 25 μg of material is sufficient for NMR analysis.
  
• A probe that can be easily installed and shimmed by your NMR facility manager and used by your staff and students.
  
• A probe where sample introduction and recovery do not require that you become a fluidics expert.
  
• A probe that does not require extensive maintenance and service.
  
• A probe where the S/N is preserved even if the salt concentration is high.
  
• A probe that does not need NMR tubes
  
• A flowprobe with minimal solvent rinse requirements < 50 μL yields < 1 % carryover.
  
• A probe that accommodates a wide range of solvents buffers, and pH conditions.
  
• An NMR measurement solution that does not require a huge capital equipment budget.
  
• A probe that is easily repaired in a timely manner and for a reasonable fee if damaged.
  
• The ability to completely recover your samples.
  

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