Affordable Synthesis Systems for Chemistry & Process Development

Radleys has chosen the forthcoming ACHEMA 2009 exhibition to launch a new generation of laboratory synthesis systems designed to enable chemists and process development engineers to get more for less.

Long the domain of expensive, difficult to use systems - chemistry and process development laboratories have welcomed the ease of use, versatility, affordability and improvements in productivity offered by Radleys innovative range of parallel and automated synthesis equipment. At ACHEMA 2009 - Radleys will introduce Lara Lite™ - a manually Controlled Lab Reactor that eliminates the need for multiple reaction set-ups, saving space, money and making your chemistry more productive.

Visitors to Hall 6.1 Stand C21-23 will also be the first to see the patented Reactor-Ready™ Reaction System - a new and affordable multi-volume jacketed glass reaction station. Simple to use, quick to set-up and incorporating a range of innovative features, Reactor-Ready is designed to boost a chemist's productivity.

Radleys is the market leader for affordable personal chemistry tools, offering an unrivalled range of productive, high performance parallel synthesis, work-up and evaporation systems. With over 9,000 systems installed worldwide, Radleys have a proven track record of enhancing the productivity of chemists from industry to academia. The true innovation of Radleys products is their simplicity, which not only makes them easy to use - but also reduces maintenance and repairs to virtually zero - ensuring a long and productive life.

Designed to provide chemists with a single source of technical product information - ACHEMA visitors will also be able to collect a preview copy of Radleys new 'Chemistry Catalogue. The comprehensive new catalogue covers Radleys extensive range of chemistry products and includes recent introductions such as the Carousel 12 Plus Reaction Station, Breeze & Storm Heating/Cooling Workstations, Cool-It Insulated bowls and Heat-On Heating Blocks.