JASCO

Headquarters

Easton, MD

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Founded in 1958 after scientists at Japan’s Institute of Optics developed a successful research IR spectrometer, JASCO makes molecular spectroscopy and chromatography instruments for laboratory analysis. The company’s history includes early commercial advances in HPLC and supercritical fluid chromatography, while its current work spans integrated analytical systems and spectroscopy software. JASCO operates from Easton, Maryland, with a worldwide network of regional companies and distributors.

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