Agilent 7200 Series Q-TOF GC/MS with 7890A System

The Agilent 7200 Q-TOF GC/MS with 7890A System is meant for food safety, research, toxicology, forensics, metabolomics, human/ animal doping studies, and much more. Its obtained data is interpreted using a software, which gives qualitative and quantitative analyses. The Agilent 7200 Series Q-TOF GC/MS System offers high resolution and accurate mass allows trace-level identification of unknown compounds, in addition to quantification in the most complex matrix.

Specifications for Agilent 7200 Series Q-TOF GC/MS System:

– Ionization mode (standard): EI (High Sensitivity Extraction Source)
– Ionization mode (optional): PCI and NCI
– Ion source temperature: 106 to 350 °C
– Electron energy: 10 to 200 eV
– Quadrupole mass axis stability: < ± 0.10 Da over 24 hours (10-40°C)
– Quadrupole temperature: 100 to 200 °C
– Collision cell: Linear hexapole
– Spectra acquisition rate: 1-50 spectra/sec.
– CI gas flow: 5 mL/min methane
– Pumping system: Four stages; split flow turbomolecular pump 200/200 L/sec (N2) and two – 300 L/sec (N2) turbomolecular pumps
– Software Agilent: MassHunter acquisition, data handling (quant/qual) and reporting
– Simultaneous MS and GC: Collect 2 GC detector signals while acquiring MS data

Specifications for Gas Chromatograph (Agilent 7890A GC):

– Injector Split/splitless, Multi-mode inlet, PTV and other Autosampler 7693, 7683 ALS; CombiPAL; 7697A Headspace Sampler
– Oven temperature: 4°C above ambient to 450 °C
– Oven ramps/plateaus: 20/21. Negative ramps are allowed.
– Electronic pneumatic control: Auto pressure regulation for split/ splitless, septum
– (EPC): purge
– Carrier gas control modes: Constant pressure and flow modes; pressure and flow programmable
– Pneumatic splitter Capillary Flow Technology devices for effluent splitting, back flushing, and column switching
– Weight: 45 kg
– Dimensions (W x D x H): 58 × 54 × 57 cm.

Please note: system includes vacuum pump