Syngistix™ for ICP software, is a workflow-based software for our Avio® Max series ICP-OES spectrometers as well as LPC 500™ liquid particle counter when coupled with the Avio 550 Max ICP-OES Oils system, designed to improve efficiencies in the laboratory. Flexible and easy to use, its smart software features offer immediate benefits whether you’re running the instruments, running the laboratory, or running the business. The software's intuitive interface mirrors the progression of the workflow, guiding users through each step for greater control and confidence.
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Syngistix™ for ICP software's user-defined and customizable reporting capabilities facilitate support for a variety of peripherals, including online auto-dilution systems and flow injection.
Syngistix for ICP software is available for the Avio 220/550/560 Max, Avio 200/500, Optima 8x00/7300 V series, as well as the Optima 7x00, 2100 and non-IEEE 5x00 instruments with Microsoft® Windows® 10.
The global need to develop new types of batteries is giving rise to a host of different analytical testing techniques needed to ensure the quality and safety of batteries and battery materials. Among the preferred testing techniques is inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OE ...
For labs conducting routine elemental analysis, simplified and streamlined workflows are critical to success. Syngistix™ for ICP software for the Avio® Max ICP-OES series is engineered with an assortment of smart features, streamlining analysis with only three clicks from sample to results! ...
Syngistix™ for ICP software boasts a number of smart features designed to optimize your workflows and the performance of the Avio® Max ICP-OES instruments – from initial instrument setup to final results – for consistent, efficient, reliable operation. Flexible and easy to use, these smart features ...
For labs conducting trace-elemental analyses, when presented with a completely unknown sample, creating a method to accurately analyze its elemental composition can be a daunting task. Determining which wavelengths work best for their target analytes or what calibration range is required can be a ca ...
