100 Position Liquid Chromatography Autosampler Provides Outstanding Value

Chromatography

100 Position Liquid Chromatography Autosampler Provides Outstanding Value

18 Aug, 2015

Published over 11 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Chromatography.

The elegantly effective Cecil Instruments’ autosampler, may be used with virtually all HPLC and Ion Chromatography systems in the world.

Do you want more from your existing HPLC/Ion Chromatography system?  Has your current autosampler broken down?  Do you need a back-up autosampler?  Are you building a modular HPLC/Ion Chromatography system?  Do you have an increased workload?

Help is at hand.

At a price from just GBP 3,000* each, fast delivery, outstanding specifications and low maintenance, this autosampler provides incredible value.

The breakthrough design in autosampler technology makes the neat, reliable, compact and clean, AutoQuest autosampler, a handy addition in most chromatography laboratories.

The astoundingly reliable 100 sample position autosampler, provides for ultra low carryover, ultra high injection precision, priority sampling, replicate injections and sample volumes from 5 µL to 2 mL.

The ultra low carry-over provides for the ultimate in effective sampling for todays’ trace residue analysis, impurity determinations and contaminant levels.

With simple and reliable use via PC control or the stand-alone keys, and with easy third party connection and injection synchronisation, the AutoQuest will work together with your existing system.

AutoQuest, that neat add-on to your existing system.

*Whilst stocks last.

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