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|Articles|December 1, 2014
- Spectroscopy-12-01-2014
- Volume 29
- Issue 12
Chemplex Industries Inc.
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Company Description
Since inception in 1971, Chemplex Industries, Inc. has remained steadfast in its original objectives in serving the X-ray spectrochemical sample preparation field:
- Product innovation
- Quality assurance
- Technical support
- Courteous service
- On-time deliveries
We are proud of our earned reputation and leadership. The mere mention of the "Chemplex" name has become symbolic to creativity, quality, and a comprehensive X-ray sample preparation product line.
Major Products/Services
- Sample cups and accessories
- Thin-film sample supports
- Grinding machines and accessories
- Briquetting presses and accessories
- Grinding/briquetting additives
- Fusion Machines and Accessories
- Standards and XRF/XRD chemical kits
Facility
Chemplex products are manufactured "in-house" at our facility in Palm City, Florida, with the exception of fusion machines and related platinum ware. Major production equipment includes machinery for: plastic, ferrous, and non-ferrous metal fabrication; precision honing; plastic injection molding; metal stamping; thin-film conversion; parts separation, sorting, and packaging. In instances where the tooling and machinery necessary to manufacture a new product may not exist, our engineering staff is charged with the responsibility of designing and fabricating the production equipment.
Chemplex Industries Inc.
2820 SW 42nd Avenue
Palm City, FL 34990-5573
TELEPHONE
1 (800) 4-CHEMPLEX
OR (800) 424-3675
FAX
(772) 283-2774
E-MAIL
WEB SITE
YEAR FOUNDED
1971
Articles in this issue
almost 12 years ago
Three-Dimensional Raman Imaging of Ion-Exchanged Waveguidesalmost 12 years ago
Closed Vessel Digestion of Frosting or Icing Using SRC Technologyalmost 12 years ago
Initial Quantitative Measurements with Handheld LIBSalmost 12 years ago
Distinguishing Release Agents on Molded Rubber Using ATR Spectroscopyalmost 12 years ago
The Moxtek ICE Cube Polarizing Beamsplitteralmost 12 years ago
Characterization of Diesel Fuel Using a Modular Raman Systemalmost 12 years ago
Amptek, Inc.almost 12 years ago
Raman Spectroscopic Study of Sugars in Common Liquid Sweetenersalmost 12 years ago
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