Nexis GC-2030 Gas Chromatograph from Shimadzu

Description

Nexis GC-2030, Shimadzu’s premier gas chromatograph, offers a modern approach to a classic chromatographic technique. Designed with the user in mind, new innovative features, exceptional performance and high-throughput capabilities will elevate your lab to the next level.

Features/benefits

Faster ROI with versatile, expandable configurations – allows for up to three analytical lines for greater productivity or for the versatility of more analyses to be packaged into one GC
Reduced operating costs with Eco mode – optimizes the use of carrier gas such as helium and reduces electricity use when idle
Improved workflow with touch-panel interface and remote communications – ensures easy monitoring of the system’s operating status
Increased productivity with tool-free column installation and inlet maintenance
Optional, built-in sensor to monitor real time levels of hydrogen in the oven

Further enhancing productivity is LabSolutions workstation software that fully integrates LC and GC functionality. It offers both easy operability and extensive functionality. This includes a new data browser, convenient for comparing multiple sets of data simultaneously, and a Quick-Batch Function that simplifies the tedious process of creating injection sequences.

Product Detail
ItemNexis GC-2030 Gas Chromatograph
CompanyShimadzu
PriceGet Quote
Catalog NumberGC-2030
Detector(s)FID, FPD, BID, ECD, TCD, FTD/NPD)
Temperature Range(ambient +2 °C) to 450 °C
Injection PortsUp to 3

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