Thermo Scientific TraceGOLD GC Capillary Columns

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Thermo Scientific TraceGOLD GC Capillary Columns

21 Jun, 2010

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The new Thermo Scientific ultra-low bleed TraceGOLD GC Capillary Columns provide outstanding run-to-run, as well as column-to-column reproducibility for consistent, reliable data in combination with extended

column life. In addition, the columns are extremely inert, ensuring that the best peak shapes are obtained, even for highly active or difficult compounds that often cause peak tailing. The TraceGOLD™ GC Columns

ensure high sensitivity levels are obtained with low baseline noise, resulting in improved limits of detection with enhanced resolution of low level analytes. Reducing column bleed consequently minimises the risk of contamination within the Mass Spectrometer, as well as extending the interval between scheduled maintenance, leading to an increase in productivity.

As an essential requirement for all analytical laboratories, low column bleed also facilitates accuracy and reproducibility of the stationary phase, leading to an increase in run-to-run reproducibility. Furthermore, even between batches, every column provides the same high-quality performance. This mean each TraceGOLD column delivers valid and consistent data for any GC application. The Thermo Scientific TraceGOLD GC Columns guarantee the highest levels of reproducibility, ensuring that the best peak shapes and sensitivity are obtained every time.

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