Quechers Extraction

                                        

                                              
As testing technology and method for food safety is developed and improved, QuEChERS method has become one of common sample preparation techniques to remove interferents and obtain analytes for analysis of multiple residual pesticides in vegetables and fruits. RayCure QuEChERS kits provide extraction salts, clean-up kits and ceramic homogenizers for methods and standards using QuEChERS techniques. RayCure QuEChERS kits use high-quality sorbents for efficient clean-up, match with high-quality centrifuge vials of good sealing and corrosion resistance. RayKol provides a wide range of economical QuEChERS kits for methods and standards, customized kits with user-defined ratio also available. 
WHAT DOES QUECHERS STAND FOR?
QuEChERS is an officially approved sample preparation technique. The word "QuEChERS" stands for Quick, Easy, Cheap, Effective, Rugged, Safe, which represents the features of this pre-treatment method. This method has been widely used in the field of food safety, it can simplify the process of extraction and purification of pesticide residues in fruit and vegetables, but also ensure efficiency of sample preparation.
FEATURES OF QUECHER KITS
High-quality Sorbents
High-quality sorbents to achieve clean and efficient purification
Anti-corrosive Centrifuge Tubes
Anti-corrosive centrifuge tubes with good sealability
Ranges of Extraction
Provide ranges of extraction and clean-up salts for AOAC and EN methods
Flexible Customization
Flexible customization for method development and optimazation
Raykol Group is a leading professional supplier focusing on R&D, design and manufacture for automated laboratory equipment and solutions in the laboratory automation systems market. And we provide pre-sales product selection guide and after-sales technical supports. RayKol's automted lab automation systems and products are applied to sample preparation process in the area of food safety, environmental science, agriculture, pharmaceuticals and life science.