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New Automatic Sample Injection System for Next-Generation Laboratories
Shimadzu has announced the release of the AOC-30 series of automatic sample injection systems for gas chromatographs. In addition to high basic performance levels, the new AOC-30 series offers enhanced functionality that ensures reliable, long-term operation and supports working remotely. The space-saving design makes it easier to mount on GC or GC/MS systems with limited space availability and facilitates system expansion based on analytical objectives.
Equipped with unique technologies and functionalities, the AOC-30 series automatic sample injection systems offer the automation, productivity and remote operability needed for next-generation laboratories. The new AOC-30 series helps ensure that anyone can operate the instrument and obtain expert-level results for routine analysis work in pharmaceutical, chemical and environmental fields.
The AOC-30 series grows flexibly with each laboratory’s needs with several upgrade possibilities: the AOC-30i Single Tower autoinjector carries 30 samples and provides intelligent wash possibilities with 4 different solvents; the AOC-30i Dual Tower features higher sample-throughput by simultaneous injection with two autoinjectors on one GC-2030; as automatic sample injection system, the combined AOC-30i autoinjector and AOC-20sU sampler cover an increased capacity of 150 vials; automatic sample injection system: the AOC-30i Dual Tower with sampler achieves high throughput with a capacity of up to 150 vials.
By reducing instrument maintenance frequency and maintenance time, the AOC-30 series minimises the time operators need to remain in the laboratory and supports remote operability for laboratory processes.
Despite a compact size that fits within the GC unit footprint, the instrument enables automatic analysis of 30 samples to support a wide variety of routine analyses. It also allows for system expansion, such as by adding an autosampler that can expand capacity to 150 samples or by connecting two autoinjectors to one GC unit to double the processing capacity.
Despite a compact size that fi ts within the GC unit footprint, the AOC-30 series enables automatic analysis of 30 samples to support a wide variety of routine analyses. It also allows for system expansion, such as an autosampler providing 150 samples capacity.
The ‘Analytical Intelligence’ functionality is included to ensure that expert-level measurement results can be obtained simply by selecting the analysis purpose with a single click.
Extensive functionality is included to support working from home or remotely, and includes features such as checking of system status or performing operations for everything from starting up the system to finishing analysis.
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