Lab Clearance Case Study: Oxford Clearance
No job is too big, no door is too small! Read about how cherry pickers were used to remove fume cupboards from this first story lab prior to the building being demolished.
Buying a Used FT-IR Spectrometer
Why should you consider buying a used FT-IR instrument vs new? Read more about how to choose the best second-hand FT-IR spectrometer for your lab.
Science Jokes
Somebody asked me recently if there were any good chemistry puns left.
I said, “ionestly don’t know.”
We hope you enjoy our collection of terrible science jokes and ridiculous chemistry puns…
Spotlight on SNOL
Find out more about laboratory ovens and furnaces from Snol – Compare all models, and see controller options for a fully customisable heating solution for your lab.
How to choose a laboratory balance
Top ten things to consider when buying a new laboratory balance. There are thousands of different scientific balances on the market, so how can you decide which balance is most suitable for your lab?
Sell Used HPLC Systems
It couldn’t be easier to sell used HPLC equipment to Richmond Scientific. Selling used laboratory equipment is quick and hassle free – Get a no-obligation quote for your unwanted HPLC system today.
How to Choose the Best Muffle Furnace
What is a muffle furnace used for? And what are the different types of laboratory muffle furnaces available? Looking for advice on how to choose the best muffle furnace for your application? Read on to compare the different types of muffle furnaces
Environmental Chambers: Which to Choose?
Comparison guide to the wide range of Pol-Eko climatic chambers available at Richmond Scientific. What is the difference between different environmental chambers? And which chamber is best for your application?
Fixed Angle vs. Swing Out Rotors: What’s the difference?
Which type of centrifuge rotor do you need for your lab? Use this handy guide to easily see the difference between fixed angle and swing out rotors, and help to choose the best centrifuge rotor for your application.
Reducing the energy used by ULT freezers in the lab
Today we’re turning the spotlight up on ultra-low temperature freezers. They are energy intensive pieces of kit, found in thousands of laboratories around the world, and while they’re absolutely vital for a large number of applications, there are things we can do to collectively reduce the amount of energy they consume.
