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R-Series Flow Chemistry System
The most versatile, modular flow chemistry system available today
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Cited in over 1200 peer review publications, the R-Series delivers best in class performance
The R-Series is the most versatile, modular flow chemistry system available today. Developed for the scientist who needs best in class performance, the R-Series is easy to learn and adaptable for many reactions or processes.
Used by all of the world's major pharmaceutical companies, the system is a proven design that has evolved over 18 years and is currently in daily use in over 700 laboratories around the globe. It has been cited in 1218 peer review publications to date.
The R-Series is available in a wide range of configurations.
The RS-600 Multiple-Step Reaction System, for instance, offers telescoped reactions with multiple steps, automated product collection and loading of reagents, eight separate reactor locations, six pump channels (expandable to eight pumps), eight autosampler sources and optional in-line analytical tools.
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The RS-600 multiple step reaction system
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The R-Series RS-300
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RS-200 multiple pump flow chemistry system
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RS-500
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RS-100 square
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