Chemistry is becoming more productive than ever before, as UK manufacturer Radleys launch their new Mya 4 Reaction Station.

Mya 4 is a 4-zone reaction station that offers precise heating, active cooling, software control and data logging for 24/7 unattended chemistry. The new Reaction Station allows for multiple experiments with individual control in a single compact benchtop system. Mya 4 provides ultimate flexibility: independent control over 4 zones, with active cooling and heating from -30 °C to +180 °C, a wide choice of vessels from 2 ml to 400 ml, and magnetic or powerful overhead stirring.

The versatile Reaction Station allows users to have more control over their chemistry than ever before. 24/7 unattended software control will increase safety and productivity, while reducing manual errors for better reproducibility and precision.

The intuitive touch-screen Control Pad means chemists can set experimental profiles for each individual zone, set safety limits, view real-time results and much more, with an easy-to-use interface that automatically logs all of the data in an exportable CSV format.

Users can select the optional Mya PC Control Software, which allows integration and control over multiple 3^rd party devices such as syringe pumps, balances, vacuum pumps and pH sensors etc. on one screen. Experimental recipes and detailed reports can be exported and shared, with everything run from a PC.

Mark Radley, Managing Director of Radleys, is looking forward to seeing how Mya 4 can dramatically improve chemistry productivity:

“Our team of expert engineers and chemists have sought to solve the problem of multi-tasking chemistry with Mya 4.

The system is designed so a single or multiple users can independently run experiment in 4 zones, each with very different parameters.

Safer and more productive chemistry is at the heart of everything we do at Radleys. Mya 4 also allows chemists to automatically log and control experiments; improving safety, reproducibility and reducing manual errors.

Mya 4 is a flexible and versatile reaction station, allowing chemists to easily manage complex multi-step and multi-device experiments. We look forward to enabling increased productivity in the world of chemical research.”

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