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LECO Corporation

TruTOF™ HT TOFMS

Four Concept sketches for the TruTOF HT TOFMS Concept sketch detailing how the TruTOF could potentially mount to a countertop Three quarters front concept rendering of the TruTOF HT TOFMS Three quarters front concept rendering of the TruTOF HT TOFMS Detail view showing how the two rendered concepts differ in how their doors open Production version of the TruTOF HT TOFMS
  • Four Concept sketches for the TruTOF HT TOFMS
  • Concept sketch detailing how the TruTOF could potentially mount to a countertop
  • Three quarters front concept rendering of the TruTOF HT TOFMS
  • Three quarters front concept rendering of the TruTOF HT TOFMS
  • Detail view showing how the two rendered concepts differ in how their doors open
  • Production version of the TruTOF HT TOFMS
  • Four Concept sketches for the TruTOF HT TOFMS
  • Concept sketch detailing how the TruTOF could potentially mount to a countertop
  • Three quarters front concept rendering of the TruTOF HT TOFMS
  • Three quarters front concept rendering of the TruTOF HT TOFMS
  • Detail view showing how the two rendered concepts differ in how their doors open
  • Production version of the TruTOF HT TOFMS
Awards: Best New Product
Project Description: Medical & Laboratory

Design Team: Cesaroni Design & LECO Corporation

The TruTOF™ HT TOFMS offers all the power, speed, and software features of our Pegasus® HT in a cost-competitive benchtop design. The top speed of mass acquisition rate of 80 spectra per second gives accurate identification of unknown specimens in complicated samples. 

LECO Corporation

TruTOF™ HT TOFMS

Awards: Best New Product
Project Description: Medical & Laboratory

Design Team: Cesaroni Design & LECO Corporation

The TruTOF™ HT TOFMS offers all the power, speed, and software features of our Pegasus® HT in a cost-competitive benchtop design. The top speed of mass acquisition rate of 80 spectra per second gives accurate identification of unknown specimens in complicated samples.