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NEW NITROGEN GENERATOR INTRODUCED P
eak Scientifi c, an expert in gas generation for analytical laboratories, has unveiled a new addition to its Solaris nitrogen range. Joining the Solaris generator is the
new Solaris XE. The new product can deliver up to 35L/min, at purity levels of up to 99.5%, making it an ideal gas solution for liquid chromatography- mass spectrometry (LC-MS). With variable
purity in relation to outlet fl ow and pressure, the new system is also capable of supplying Compact MS instruments or multiple evaporative light scattering
detector (EVLSD) instruments simultaneously. The Solaris XE has been specifi cally
designed to provide nitrogen to laboratories that use an external source of compressed air and its compact chassis allows it to be placed on a benchtop or on a wall, making it an excellent space-saving solution for the lab.
Lynne Keating
The new Solaris XE is an ideal gas solution for LC-MS
at Peak Scientifi c commented on the new addition to the range: “The Solaris XE represents the next step in nitrogen gas supply for LC-MS. Designed to meet the requirements of most LC-MS systems on the
market today, this compact generator has no moving parts or mechanical sound, making it the ideal minimal- maintenance option for space- conscious laboratories.” Developed with a space-saving
stack form, Solaris 10 can be paired with an additional air compressor unit to provide an air supply to the Solaris 10 nitrogen generator for labs without an in-house air source or that wish to contain their gas supply in a single system. The air compressor can be placed on or under a lab bench, making the most of valuable laboratory workspace. Solaris XE has been designed for laboratories that use an external source of compressed air that meets a minimum quality grade of ISO 8573-1:2010 Class 1.4.1l.
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