Gamry Instruments Announces the Release of Their New eBook Titled “A Potentiostat Buying Guide”

 A new eBook created by Gamry Instruments contains all the information you should consider when looking to purchase the potentiostat for your research 

 


Warminster, PA October 19, 2021 – Gamry Instruments’ new eBook offers useful information for anyone considering the purchase of a potentiostat.  This how to buy a potentiostat contains useful questions to ask yourself as part of the purchasing process. 

Gamry’s Sales Manager Chris Beasley spearheaded the creation of this eBook.  According to Chris “Gamry users cover a vast range of expertise and over half of our new users are new to electrochemistry.  Gamry’s products are especially well-suited for newcomers because they are easy to use, very reliable and come with a 2-year warranty”.  Chris hopes this eBook will help new users understand what specifications mean, which ones are important to their research and what potentiostat parameters are useful for their application. 

For more information and to download the new eBook “A Potentiostat Buying Guide”, please visit Gamry’s web site.  You may also be interested in reading all the reviews customers have posted on Gamry’s Potentiostats such as the Interface 1010E and the Reference 620.  Visit the Browse All Potentiostats page of the web site https://www.gamry.com/potentiostats/browse-all-potentiostats. 

About Gamry Instruments 

Founded in 1989, Gamry Instruments designs and builds precision electrochemical instrumentation and accessories. Their belief is that instruments should achieve a balance between performance and cost while striving for innovative designs and superior support.  Gamry takes pride in offering top notch support both before and after the sale. The sales and support staff consist of electrochemists and engineers with real-world research experience.  

Contact Information: 

Gamry Instruments ~ 734 Louis Drive ~ Warminster, PA 18974 

Phone: 215-682-9330 ~ https://www.Gamry.com ~ sales@gamry.com 

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