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Oxford Instruments Offer Superconducting Magnets Directly Through New NMR Magnets Direct

Oxford, July 18: Oxford Instruments (LONDON OXIG) has announced the launch of a new program for direct sales of its award winning NMR magnet systems at the EUROMAR conference in Veldhoven, Netherlands. For the first time, the NMR Magnets Direct program will allow customers to benefit from buying a wide range of affordable, world-class superconducting magnets directly from Oxford Instruments.

In response to market demand for higher and higher field strengths to analyze larger and more complex molecules than ever before, Oxford Instruments is providing the opportunity to purchase award-winning NMR magnets straight from the manufacturer, at significantly reduced prices, thus significantly reducing the overall system cost.

High performance magnet technologies from Oxford Instruments are a critical element in NMR operating environments, enabling superb quality, high-resolution, chemical, life science and drug discovery experiments. An NMR magnet from Oxford instruments will operate perfectly for decades and during its lifetime may be integrated to a number of different spectrometer systems. A system purchase decision is usually based on a number of specification related parameters, and thus we believe customers will welcome the opportunity to obtain the right magnet for their particular application. All Oxford Instruments magnets are compatible with any spectrometer, thus allowing the customer to make an independent, objective decision.

“We decided to launch the NMR Magnets Direct program as part of our dedication to meet and exceed the ever-widening demands of the NMR community, and in response to recent customer feedback,” said Damian Stone, Global Sales & Marketing Manager of, Oxford Instruments Magnet Technology Group. “For over 40 years, our company has been designing and developing magnets to meet the experimental demands of the NMR community. Today, Oxford Instruments magnets are at the heart of over six thousand NMR installations throughout the world.”

All magnet systems provided by NMR Magnets Direct will undergo a thorough program of installation performance testing. Magnet system integration will be achieved through a comprehensive site evaluation and on-site NMR tests ensuring that high-resolution NMR criteria are met.

“At the time of installation we will run a comprehensive set of NMR tests to prove all magnet specific criteria are met. As a supplier to all of the major NMR vendors, this is exactly what we have done at renowned laboratories around the world,” continued Damian Stone. “Oxford Instruments will, for the first time, be able to offer customers direct access to our unequalled, high-performance magnet technologies.

Some of the new, innovative products available for direct purchase include the EshieldTM 600 MHz NMR magnet, combining state of the art shielding technology and compact dimensions for siting in restricted locations. The new AS800 MHz (AS800) and 950 MHz magnet systems are also available, respectively offering ultra-compact dimensions and the highest commercially available magnetic field strength for NMR.

Oxford Instruments is a company which has enjoyed a number of world firsts including the first commercially available system at every field strength from 200-600 MHz, production of the first 800 MHz operating at 4.2K, and the first commercially available 900 MHz superconducting magnet.

Through the NMR Magnets Direct purchase scheme, Oxford Instruments will enable NMR users to access the technology that led to these world firsts, and help facilitate the advancement of NMR for the scientists that use it.

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