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Peak Introduces More Affordable Ultra High Purity Hydrogen Solution with new Precision Hydrogen Trace 250
Peak Scientific has extended its range of industry-leading, hydrogen generators for laboratories with the launch of the Precision Hydrogen Trace 250. The new, smaller model sits alongside the existing Hydrogen Trace 500, to offer a more cost-effective solution for those requiring lower flow rates, such as labs with only one or two GC instruments. The new Hydrogen Trace 250 features new innovations in trace dryer technology that ensures ultra high purity performance.
For those currently using hydrogen or considering hydrogen as a carrier gas for GC and GC-MS, this generator delivers 250cc/min of hydrogen at 99.9999% purity to meet market demand from laboratories. Incorporating the same compact, modular form factor as all Precision units allows users to build a Precision stack to meet their specific application’s gas requirements, whilst taking up minimal laboratory floor-space.
Peace of mind and ease of use are at the heart of the Precision Hydrogen Trace’s design, with no maintenance required, comprehensive rapid response on-site warranty and both automatic water loading pump and cascading capability provided as standard. The Precision Hydrogen Trace 250 offers a safe, hassle-free supply of carrier grade hydrogen that can improve laboratory productivity and performance.
GC Product Manager, Greg Stringfellow comments: “We have introduced the new Precision Hydrogen Trace 250 to give our customers a more cost-effective hydrogen carrier gas option for those looking for the unique benefits of Peak Precision, but may not require the higher flow of the existing Hydrogen Trace 500. Flexibility is a core benefit of the Precision series as a whole so this is a welcome addition to the series.”
As is the case with all Peak Scientific generators, the Precision Hydrogen Trace 250 comes backed up by Peak’s market-leading customer service and technical support available locally and on-site the world over.
Please go to
www.peakscientific.com/precision for further information.
UK Made Gas Chromatograph
The 200 Series Gas Chromatograph from Ellutia is an extremely compact, energy efficient yet powerful analysis tool. Designed and manufactured by Ellutia in the UK the 200 Series
GC offers all the analytical performance of a much larger conventional system but with a footprint of just 41 x 32cm and power consumption of just 800 VA.
The 200 Series GC is a single channel instrument that comes installed as standard with a split/splitless injector and full electronic carrier gas control. A Choice of detectors are offered including FID, TCD, ECD and FPD, allowing for most applications to be run. The oven can accommodate capillary columns up to 60m in length as well as packed columns using the optional adaptors.
The 200 Series GC column oven is heated by a unique, innovative and award winning heater design. The flow through heat exchanger unit means the design of the GC could be kept extremely compact and energy efficient without sacrificing performance. The oven can be temperature programmed with up to five settable ramps up to maximum temperature of 300°C.
A Range of accessories are available including Liquid and Headspace autosamplers, gas sampling injection valves, integration software and hardware and PC method download Software. Are available to further enhance the capabilities.
For more information visit:
www.ellutia.com
ACE UltraCore SuperC18 ® ™
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● Ultrainert 2.5μm & 5μm solidcore particles for sharp peaks & high MS signal sensitivity ● Ultra-low bleed profile for minimal background in all UV and MS applications ● Columns stable between pH 1.5 and pH 11 for maximum versatility ● Rapid analysis formats available including 0.5mm and 1.0mm id columns
ACE, UltraCore and SuperC18 are trademarks of Advanced Chromatography Technologies Ltd Contact your local distributor or visit
www.ace-hplc.com
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