Intelligent LC-MS, GC-MS Innovations to Advance Efficiency and Sustainability

 Intelligent LC-MS, GC-MS Innovations to Advance Efficiency and Sustainability

Agilent Technologies debuted its Agilent InfinityLab Pro iQ Series at the 73rd ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics. Featuring the Pro iQ and Pro iQ Plus, these intelligent LC/MS systems support a wide range of applications, including the analysis of small molecules, oligonucleotides, peptides, and proteins.

Agilent also introduced the Enhanced Agilent 8850 GC. Now compatible with both single and triple quadrupole MS systems, the compact 8850 GC delivers high-speed performance in one of the smallest benchtop GC/MS systems available.

Agilent is recognized as a global leader in analytical and clinical laboratory technologies, playing a pivotal role in advancing analytical science through its comprehensive portfolio of instruments, software, services, and expertise. Serving a diverse range of industries—including life sciences, diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, environmental, and food safety—Agilent’s strategic initiative, Ignite Transformation, is driving operational excellence and innovation, further reinforcing the company’s leadership in the field.

Also highlighted at ASMS this year is the InfinityLab LC Series Portfolio. Featuring the 1290 Infinity III LC, 1260 Infinity III Prime LC, and 1260 Infinity III LC, these systems are the first HPLCs to incorporate InfinityLab Assist Technology—offering built-in system assistance—and are My Green Lab Certified with the new Ecolabel 2.0.

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