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Finnigan 96000-40010 High-Temperature Direct Insertion Probe for ThermoQuest GCQ

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Product description

Direct insertion probe for ThermoQuest GCQ with rapid 800°C max temp and 700°C/min ballistic ramping.

The Finnigan 96000-40010 Direct Insertion Probe is a high-temperature analytical accessory designed specifically for ThermoQuest GCQ mass spectrometers. This probe enables direct thermal sample introduction with a maximum operating temperature of 800°C, facilitating rapid and precise thermal ramping at 700°C/min. The ballistic temperature ramping capability supports fast heating transitions critical for volatile and thermally sensitive sample analysis in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and biomanufacturing workflows.

Key technical features include:

  • Compatibility with ThermoQuest GCQ instruments for seamless integration in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) setups
  • Direct sample heating ensuring minimal sample loss and robust analyte detection
  • High ramp rates ideal for rapid temperature programming required in advanced bioprocessing and synthetic biology research
  • Proven reliability in analytical spectrometry applications, specifically useful in molecular biology, cell imaging sample prep, and biomedical engineering

The unit is offered in used condition with essential components intact; some parts may be missing as noted. The device weighs approximately 3.81 kg (8.4 lbs) and measures 57.91 cm x 24.38 cm x 9.14 cm. This probe is a critical tool for laboratories focused on direct thermal sample introduction in complex analytical workflows, especially those supporting biotechnology and clinical diagnostic studies requiring precise temperature control and rapid thermal transitions.

This probe’s domain relevance includes:

  • GC-MS instrumentation and accessory integration
  • Thermal desorption and direct insertion probe spectroscopy
  • Applications in biopharmaceutical quality control, gene editing analytics, and synthetic biology research

Its design ensures enhanced performance in high-precision thermal analysis, essential for innovative research fields such as molecular cloning workflows and bioprocess monitoring, making it a valuable asset for research professionals and laboratory buyers in the biotechnology sector.

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Last updated 5 November 2026