Cleanup System reduces downtime of GC and MS.
December 7, 2001 - AutoPrep 2000 automates separation of interfering coextractives from target analytes in samples prior to gas chromatograph or GC/mass spectrometer analysis, extending life of analytical columns. It includes autosampler that allows up to 60 samples to be automatically cleaned and collected in flasks. Windows-based software controls GPC cleanup. Unit works with all GPC cleanup methods, including SW-846 Method 3640A.
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OI Analytical
151 Graham Road
College Station, TX, 77842
USA
AutoPrep 2000 GPC Cleanup System
Analytical's AutoPrep 2000 automates the separation of interfering coextractives from target analytes in environmental and food samples prior to GC or GC/MS analysis, greatly reducing GC downtime and extending the life of analytical columns. The new design integrates an autosampler, allowing up to 60 samples to be automatically cleaned and collected in flasks. Windows'-based software control provides flexibility and control over the GPC cleanup. The GPC AutoPrep 2000 is applicable to all GPC cleanup methods, including SW-846 Method 3640A, and is compatible with all GPC columns which 0I Analytical offers.
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