LEGENDARY ACQUITY PERFORMANCE
In 2004, ACQUITY UPLC® gave future-focused labs the highest level of chromatographic performance the world had ever seen. Then came a dramatically greater demand for better results in less time. And UPLC® quickly went from leading-edge luxury to global necessity
LEGENDARY ACQUITY PERFORMANCE.AT EVERY LEVEL FOR EVERY LAB.
In 2004, ACQUITY UPLC® gave future-focused labs the highest level of chromatographic performance the world had ever seen. Then came a dramatically greater demand for better results in less time. And UPLC® quickly went from leading-edge luxury to global necessity.
Today, Waters meets the ever-growing demand for higher levels of resolution and sensitivity with an ever-growing family of ACQUITY® Systems. That means for virtually any application, in every analytical lab, all over the world, there’s an ACQUITY System that’s right for you. To find the one that’s right for your lab, visit waters.com/ACQUITY.
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