NMR spectrometers

Epsilon 3XLE is a benchtop energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) spectrometer that is used fo (more)r elemental analysis from carbon (C) to americium (Am) in areas from R&D through to process control. Easy to operate, reliable and highly flexible, it is ideally suited to a broad range of industries and applications. The instrument is powered by the latest advances in excitation and detection technology, delivering excellent analytical performance. The SDDUltra silicon drift detector fitted in Epsilon 3XLE enables ultra light element analysis of even carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. Excluding software

A stylish, desktop unit with an integrated touchscreen makes the Beacon perfect for those with limit (more)ed space or as a great point of sale companion inside dispensary environments. Lightweight, portable and user-friendly, the Beacon offers real-time, laboratory grade potency data to any sector within the cannabis ecosystem. Now you can get highly accurate, repeatable results in a flash, at a fraction of the cost. Cannabinoid Measurements: Total potential THC, THC-A, Delta 9 THC Total potential CBD and CBD-A Wavelength Ranges: 1550 – 1985 nm Lamp Type: Tungsten Halogen Dimensions (DxWxH): 220 x 160 x 210 mm Weight: 1.9 kg

The LC-NMR-MS Interface is designed to sit between an HPLC system, an NMR spectroscopy probehead and (more) an MS unit. It would normally be mounted on top of the MS table immediately in front of the MS input connector. The BNMI-HP consists of 3 medium pressure (> 60Bar) syringe pumps, a 1:20 splitter, an 8-Port valve, 3 mixing chambers (T-Pieces) and associated control and interface electronics. The flow of the HPLC separations to the MS unit can be modified by pumping additional solvent from the syringe pumps. This improves the MS peak detection and shortens the time needed for the split separation to reach the MS. Separations can also be stored as a result of an MS peak detection as well as through UV absorption peak detection. The splitter splits the fluid flow from the HPLC in a 1:20 ratio. i.e. ca. 5% of the fluid is directed to the MS and the remainder to either the NMR probehead for immediate analysis or to the BPSU36 storage cassette for storage and later analysis.  The fluid directed to the MS is mixed in the mixing chamber (T-Piece) with the solvent pumped from the syringe pumps. The two left hand syringe pumps pump alternatively to guarantee a constant ’makeup’ flow. The 3rd pump at the right hand side is used to pump a calibration fluid into the flow path to allow the MS to be calibrated (or simply synchronized) at the start and end of each measurement cycle. The 8-Port valve is used to direct the fluid flow. Control of the BNMI Unit is performed using the HyStar program via an ethernet interface. Commands received from HyStar are interpreted in the BNMI Control Board. The control board then sets up the BNMI unit accordingly e.g.: Starts the pumps, changes the flow rate, turns the 8-Port valve. The splitter has a fixed mechanical function and cannot be controlled or adjusted. It simply accepts a fluid flow and splits it into 2 paths in a 1:20 ratio. However, other split ratios are available (for example 1:100 may be preferred if you have very high sample concentrations).

The Varian 640-IR is an affordable, high performance spectrometer designed to make FT-IR spectroscop (more)y easy. With a range of unique, easy to use hardware and software features, it allows even novice users to quickly become productive. It is available in mid-IR or near-IR configurations and is ideally suited to QA/QC applications and identification and verification analyses, and is a perfect educational tool. Spectral range: 7900 – 375 cm-1 Spectral resolution of at least: 0.25 cm-1 The limits of the permissible absolute error of the wave number scale: ± 0.25 cm-1 Signal-to-noise ratio (the number of scans is 100, with a standard configuration with a spectral resolution of 4 cm-1): at least 10000 cm-1 The level of pseudo-scattered light is not more than ± 0.1% Integration time: 5 s Monochromator: high-speed Cerny-Turner As-is No software No warranty

The award winning MATRIX-F is a dedicated Fourier Transform Near Infrared (FT-NIR) process spectrome (more)ter. It is the first industry hardened FT-NIR system that can directly withstand harsh environments. The MATRIX-F is an ideal process instrument, which can also be installed in the laboratory as a stand-alone system for method development and then move directly into your process application. The MATRIX-F is available as a free-standing unit with NEMA 4/IP66 (splashproof) housing. It can also be mounted in a standard 19 inch rack in a temperature controlled cabinet. The MATRIX-F can be equipped with a 6 port fiber optic multiplexer.

The Thermo Finnigan LCQ Mass Spectrometer System is a powerful and compact benchtop mass spectromete (more)r for LC/MS/MS. The Finnigan LCQ, equipped with Xcalibur software, permits in-line acquisition and integration of HPLC dual-wavelength absorbance data along with mass spectral data. WideBand ActivationTM a standard feature on the Finnigan LCQ-DUO applies resonance excitation energy that fragments the molecular ion and any product ion up to 20 amu less than the precursor ion. This is important because hydroxylated compounds frequently only show the loss of a water molecule in an MS/MS spectrum giving little structural information. Wideband Activation provides spectra with greater structural information and is invaluable for MS/MS library building, high-throughput screening and quantization experiments. Specifications include: AC Input: V 230, Hz 50/60, A 10.0 Max     Mech. Pump: V 230, Hz 50/60, A 5.0 Max     Model: LCQ