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    Varian 3900 Gas Chromatograph with

    Varian 3900 Gas Chromatograph with 8410 Autosampler

    • Manufacturer: Varian

    The 3900 GC is designed to be a simple to use and easy to maintain Gas Chromatograph. The 3900 is a single channel all electronic gas chromatograph. It may be equipped with either an 1177 split/splitless or a 104...

    Markham, Canada
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    Varian 450 GC with FID

    Varian 450 GC with FID and TSD detector

    • Manufacturer: Varian

    The 450-GC isVarian’s premier, top of the line gas chromatograph. It offers single, dual or triple channel configuration flexibility and automation for maximum productivity. The 450-GC is easily reconfigured/upgr...

    Markham, Canada

Overview

Chromatography detectors are essential instruments used in laboratory settings to identify and quantify components in a mixture during chromatography. These detectors come in various types, including UV-Vis, fluorescence, and mass spectrometry detectors, each suited for different analytical applications. They play a crucial role in ensuring accurate and reliable results in chemical analysis and research.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a chromatography detector?

Consider the type of chromatography you are performing, detection sensitivity, compatibility with existing equipment, and the specific analytical requirements of your research.

How can I ensure safe shipping of a chromatography detector?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in laboratory equipment. Ensure the detector is well-packaged with adequate cushioning and labeled as fragile.

What is the maintenance schedule for a chromatography detector?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning detector components, calibrating the detector, and checking for any software updates. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.