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DANI Master TOF High Troughput GC-MS


When productivity is the name of the game, MASTER-TOF MS is the answer.


This new and compact GC-TOF-MS system enables the automated and unattended processing of large numbers of samples per day. In


combination with the autosampler up to 160 samples can be analysed sequentially.


The fast acquisition rate (1000 spectra/s) and the widest linear dynamic range (105) guarantee high throughput analysis. These features, in combination with powerful data processing supported by an original deconvolution algorithm, result in a reliable identification of trace compounds even in complex matrices.


The combination with GC x GC, offers the high throughput of the TOF with the high resolving power of 2D GC, ideal for fingerprinting acquisition in the petro industry.


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DANI Instruments Solutions


The top of the line is the bench-top MASTER - TOF system, that in combination with the Master -GC and Master -AS provides a solution for fast and ultra-fast data acquisition of complex samples.


A Dynamic approach to high sensitivity Headspace analysis is based on the MASTER DHS. No cross contamination in the analysis of VOC’s from a variety of matrices, Q-C- analysis or biomonitoring.


The combination of different analysis tools guarantees continuation in operation using the same software lay-out.


Combinations with Master TD (thermal desorber) and Master Air Sampler are also offered.


The MASTER -GC can be configured for NGA, RGA, hydrocarbons, Biodiesel analysis, TOGA, LPG analysis and applications according to ASTM 4815 and ASTM 5580.


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SpiralTOF JMS-S3000


This new ultra-high resolution MALDI-TOFMS system incorporates an innovative SpiralTOF ion optical system. Different combinations with MS-MS and linear TOF, exploits full capabilities of this innovative mass spectrometer.


In the linear configuration synthetic polymers can be observed up to 200 kD. Also for copolymer analysis this SpiralTOF will offer a simple solution.


The system has a very high resolution over a large m/z range.


In the MS/MS mode, we can take advantage of the high precursor ion selectivity to generate “clean spectra”. In the HE-CID only mono-isotopic ions will be observed.


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• Stable high sensitivity and resolution • High resolution at any time • Mass measurement with easy operation • High speed data acquisition • Unique EI/FI/FD ion source • Compatible with LIFDI & GC x GC • Direct probes are available • EI, PCI/NCI standard available • Attractive price/quality ratio


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Master TOF Time of Flight GC/MS


FEATURES Master TOF: • High throughput • Extremely compact design • Powerful software solution • Full automation with autosampler • Enhanced sensitivity • Ideal solution for Fast GC and GC x GC • Compatible with Dynamic Headspace Sapmpler and - Thermal Desorber.


• Innovative Master Lab Software for quantitative/qualitative analysis and deconvolution to handle complex samples


• Easy maintenance GC-TOF with Dedicated FD/FI Source


This new GC-TOF system JMS-T100GCv provides multiple capabilities in a single instrument. The high-end TOF MS system combines high resolution and high dynamic range with a variety of different ion sources.


The FD/FI method is a very interesting method for checking molecular weights via soft ionisation. The standard EI/CI source can be exchanged with a dedicated FD/FI source, to perform standard FD work for non-volatile compounds or FI work in combination with a GC column.


No need to change anything when switching from FD to FI, since the GC-capillary is already in place.


This combination source is extremely interesting in the field of petro-chemistry (crude oils etc) and in the field of polymers for average molecular weight measurements.


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