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CAMAG (CH)

CAMAG is the world leader in instrumental Thin-Layer Chromatography (TLC/HPTLC), also called Planar Chromatography for more than 50 years. Wherever complex substance mixtures are analyzed (herbals, environmental analysis, forensic), TLC/HPTLC is often an excellent alternative to GC and HPLC. Additionally it has proven value as a solid quantitative analysis technique in quality assurance of food, pharmaceuticals and other industrial products. CAMAG provides competent customer support and technical service as well as education, training, application support and a range of contract laboratory services. Recently, CAMAG has launched a fully automated system for the extraction of Dried Blood Spot (DBS) cards that can be coupled directly to LC/MS systems. Moreover, CAMAG's product offering comprises Aluminum Oxide for commercial use as separation matrix. *

 

	Start	1958-01-01 established
	Group	CAMAG (Group)
	Industry	chromatography
	Industry 2	Thin-Layer Chromatography (TLC/HPTLC) (Planar Chromatography)
	Person	Natsias, Konstantinos (CAMAG 201302 CEO)
	Region	Muttenz BL
	Country	Switzerland
	Street	11 Sonnenmattstr.
	City	4132 Muttenz BL
	Tel	+41-61-467-3434
		Address record changed: 2020-12-02
Basic data	Employees	n. a.
		* Document for »About Section«:
		Record changed: 2024-12-29

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