Pegasus® HT GC-TOFMS

St. Joseph, Mich.—The Pegasus® HT GC-TOFMS system combines GC-TOFMS technology with advanced ChromaTOF® software to provide an unparalleled increase in laboratory productivity. Full-mass range spectral acquisition rates of up to 500 spectra/second allow for significant reduction in chromatographic analysis time. Dynamic Signal Tracking (DST) further enhances Pegasus HT's dynamic range, spectral integrity, and overall system robustness.

Exclusive automated data processing and saving capabilities minimize tedious manipulations and enhances data quality. Completely automated qualitative and quantitative sample characterization, including inter-sample QC measurements can be completed in a fraction of the time required by manually-oriented processing systems.

The Pegasus also offers sophisticated data mining algorithms that automatically detect and extract previously unobserved analytes buried beneath sample matrices or other interfering analytes.

For more information, visit LECO at ASMS Booth #88.

Contact:
LECO Corporation
3000 Lakeview Ave.
St. Joseph | MI | 49085
T 269 985 5496
[email protected]
www.leco.com

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