One Size Does Not Always Fit All. Bespoke LC/MS Nitrogen Generators Facilitate Better Analysis

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One Size Does Not Always Fit All. Bespoke LC/MS Nitrogen Generators Facilitate Better Analysis

08 Apr, 2008

Published over 18 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Chromatography.

Modern LC/MS instruments employ large flows of nitrogen for nebulisation and drying in the interface. However, the gas demands of different instruments vary extensively depending on the design of the interface, with some instruments even employing multiple gases. Therefore, one standard gas supply may not necessarily meet all the demands of the instrument and therefore deliver an optimum performance to the user. Parker domnick hunter offers the widest range of LC/MS nitrogen generators which most effectively and efficiently match instruments’ gas requirements, compared to any other LC/MS

generator manufacturer.

Bespoke models have been fully researched, designed and developed specifically for use with Agilent, Varian, Bruker and now Applied Biosystems LC/MS instruments to offer optimum performance to the laboratory user. The AB4000TGS and AB5000TGS models have been recently designed in close collaboration with Applied Biosystems to provide the three gas supplies required for their API range of instruments from a compact, low noise and low vibration unit. All Parker domnick hunter nitrogen generators employ robust and totally regenerative carbon molecular sieve technology to guarantee optimum performance, durability and lifetime cost effectiveness. A range of tailored, preventative maintenance contracts are also available via a dedicated global aftermarket network which, in turn, offers complete peace of mind.

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