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Thermo Scientific X-Series 2 Lens Controller PCB for ICP-MS Signal Path Control

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Product description

Thermo Scientific X-Series 2 PCB directs signal pathways in ICP-MS systems for precision mass spectrometry.

The Thermo Scientific X-Series 2 Lens Controller PCB (Part No. 4600526) is a dedicated electronic control board designed exclusively for integration with the X-Series II Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometers (ICP-MS). This precision PCB signal controller manages and directs the ion signal path within the ICP-MS, enabling enhanced analytical accuracy and stable instrument performance critical in molecular diagnostics and biotechnology research involving trace elemental analysis.

Key technical specifications and features include:

  • Compatibility: Specifically engineered for Thermo Scientific X-Series II ICP-MS platforms, ensuring seamless hardware integration.
  • Functionality: Facilitates efficient and precise signal routing within mass spectrometry instrumentation, crucial for maintaining signal integrity during bioprocessing and elemental quantification workflows.
  • Condition: New and unused, maintaining full structural and functional integrity; minor cosmetic imperfections do not affect performance.
  • Manufacturing Origin: Produced in the United States, adhering to stringent quality standards required in clinical diagnostics and synthetic biology applications.
  • Physical Attributes: Shipping weight of approximately 1.2 kg; dimensions approximately 29 cm (L) x 17 cm (W) x 4 cm (H), compact for integration within instrument chassis.

This PCB component is an essential replacement or upgrade part in biomedical engineering laboratories and researchers engaged in mass spectrometry-based elemental analysis, trace metal quantification, and biomanufacturing quality control processes. Its usage supports critical workflows in biotechnology, including gene editing verification and molecular cloning where precise elemental detection is required.

By optimizing the signal path within ICP-MS instruments, this controller PCB enhances data reliability and reproducibility, making it widely adopted among professionals working in biochemical and environmental research fields relying on accurate mass spectrometric measurements.

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Last updated 19 October 2026