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High-speed GCMS Analysis for Improved Productivity and Reduced Laboratory Costs
High Quality 96-well Deep Well Plates...
A wide range of high quality 96-well deep well plates are available from Porvair Sciences Ltd. optimized for applications in cell biology, molecular biology, drug discovery, combinatorial chemistry, screening and genomics.
Manufactured under class 10,000 conditions from ultra-pure grade polypropylene, Porvair 96-well deep well plates contain no contaminants that may leach out and affect stored sample or bacterial or cell growth. For sensitive biological applications - Porvair offers a selection of 96-well deep well plates that are available certified as RNase / DNase free.
Available in a choice of well shapes and volumes - Porvair 96-well deep well plates are precisely manufactured to SBS/ANSI dimensions ensuring complete compatibility with microplate washers and automated equipment.
Shimadzu (UK) has launched the GCMS-QP2010 Ultra, which provides best-in-class performance for GC-MS analysis. Capable of fast data measurement with sensitivity five times higher than previous models, the GCMS-QP2010 Ultra offers improved applicability for comprehensive two-dimensional GC and ultra- high separation. In addition, it is the first GC-MS system with eco-friendly features for saving consumption of power and carrier gas to minimise laboratory operating costs and environmental impact.
Shimadzu used new, patented mass spectrometry technology called Advanced Scanning Speed Protocol (ASSP™), a firmware protocol that optimises the ion transmission hardware parameters with a highly efficient data collection algorithm, to increase data acquisition speed up to 20,000 u/sec and 100 Hz. ASSP also provides the added benefit of maintaining system sensitivity at elevated scan speeds.
To help increase throughput, the GCMS-QP2010 Ultra features high-speed oven cooling for shorter analysis cycles. Using a double jet cooling system, the GC cools from 350 to 50 degrees Celsius in less than three minutes. The combination of a high- speed GC method and a high-speed cooling oven can reduce the analysis cycle by up to 50 percent.
To further increase lab efficiency, the GCMS-QP2010 Ultra can accept two narrow-bore capillary columns into the MS simultaneously. Its twin-line MS system allows users to switch applications without physically modifying the column installation. Users simply decide which columns are required for analysis and choose the associated injection port.
The GCMS-QP2010 Ultra comes equipped with an Ecology mode that reduces the power consumed in analysis standby mode by 36 percent compared to previous models. Ecology mode eliminates unnecessary power consumption by the GC, MS and PC, and it also decreases the consumption of carrier gas. When used over one year of operation, Ecology mode reduces power consumption by 26 percent and carbon dioxide emissions by about 1.1 tons.
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www.shimadzu.co.uk
For general work and sample storage, round 96-well deep well plates offering a working volume of 1 ml, provide an affordable, easy to use solution. Where operational flexibility, solvent resistance and automation compatibility are important Porvair's range of precisely engineered
polypropylene square 96-well deep well plates (350 µl, 1 ml and 2 ml) – provide leading edge performance.
Porvair’s popular 1ml round 96-well deep well plates are also available in red, blue and black polypropylene. The coloured 1ml round deep well plates provide a simple, yet effective way of visually differentiating stored samples by person, project, date etc.
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www.porvair-sciences.com
ACE C18-PFP ®
A C18 HPLC Column with Extra Resolving Power ^
Hydrophobic and PFP “mixed mode” interaction Ultra low bleed for UV & LC/MS compatibility Excellent temperature and pH stability Guaranteed reproducibility
For further information please contact your local distributor or visitwwwace-hplc com
For further information please contact your local distributor or
www.ace-hplc.com
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