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Basic to the most advanced. Exceptional stability, reliability, and sensitivity.
Industry leader in pulse-free pumping and detector performance.
Cecil Instruments is an important European producer of a broad line of state of the art UV/Vis Spectrophotometers, HPLC systems, and Ion Chromatography equipment.
Cecil spectrophotometers are available for the most basic to most advanced uses. They also have spectrophotometers for specific industrial applications, like water analysis (AquaQuest), food and beverage analysis (DietQuest), DNA and RNA analysis (BioQuest) and reflectance measurements (Reflectascan).
Cecil Instruments Adept HPLC and IonQuest Ion Chromatography systems offer versatile, trouble free, top of the line performance. The entire line is economically priced and designed for applications including QA/QC, pesticides, food and flavors, and pharmaceuticals. The systems are highly configurable to meet the needs of each laboratory.
Tovatech has been the North American Distributor for Cecil Instruments since 2005. We have been trained at the Cecil facility in Cambridge England.
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