62 February / March 2018
GC Analyser Solutions for Petrochemical, Environmental and Food Safety Applications
Scion Instruments, a global supplier of GC and GCMS instruments and chromatography data system, offers GC analyser solutions which tailor the capabilities of gas chromatography systems to meet specific analytical requirements.
Building on a legacy in GC stretching back to Varian, Scion Instruments’ customers benefit from Scion’s unique experience in providing configured and custom GC solutions. Based on their 436 and 456 gas chromatography platforms, Scion Instruments has the capability to configure systems with multiple columns, switching valves and temperature controlled ovens. Their uniquely flexible GC configurations along with the huge body of experience in the company enables Scion Instruments to respond to customers’ analytical needs; no matter how complex.
From 2017 several new analyser solutions are featured, such as:
The Scion SPT (Sample Pre-concentration Trap) is a very powerful tool to help chromatographers to perform low level determinations. The applicability ranges from environmental to gas purity analysis.
Scion offers a system for gas analysis making use of the latest technologies in instrumentation as well as column technology. The result is a extreme fast analysis with a large dynamic range, from ppm to 100%.
New application notes are available from Scion Instruments for all its new GC applications. These new applications are launched to meet the needs of customers in the petrochemical, environmental and food safety industries, where the GCs are widely used. The application notes announced at Pittcon 2018 add to the extensive range of applications already available from Scion for pharmaceuticals, chemicals, oil & gas, food and environmental customers worldwide.
Hans van den Heuvel, Commercial Director of Scion Instruments commented: “These solutions show our ability and determination to extend our position as a premier provider of GC application solutions. We are proud to follow the exceptional track record of Varian, continuing to address the petroleum and petrochemicals markets and expanding further into environmental and food markets.”
For further information please visit
www.scioninstruments.com
New GC Column Range Launched
Scion Instruments has recently launched their own column range for the Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry market.
In bringing these columns to market Scion entered a new phase of its exciting journey within the Gas Chromatography field by adding to its already outstanding product portfolio.
Ian Parry, Product Manager for GC and GCMS at Scion Instruments said: “With the launch of this range of Capillary, PLOT and Packed columns Scion is excited to show the market what they are capable of when it comes to consumable products. We have focused on a range of columns which will be able to show users of Gas Chromatography that SCION stands for quality and robustness with this versatile range of columns. We urge all users of Gas Chromatography to try these new columns so that they may evaluate against their current suppliers to see what exciting new benefits they can offer – be that improvement of column life, saving
their company money and down time; or lower bleed pattern to improve signal to noise and consistency of results.”
Scion’s column range offers over twenty different types of stationary phases in various dimensions. Standard polarities like 1, 5, WAX or 624 as well as columns for specific applications like Pesticides, Dioxins or Simulated Distillation analysis making sure that you have the most suitable choice for your applications. Customers, new and existing, will benefit from the matching of superior gas chromatography columns and market leading GC/GC-MS instruments from a single supplier.
For further information please visit
www.scioninstruments.com
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