LCMS-8030
Shimadzu's LCMS-8030 features the most innovative technology found in a commercial tandem quadrupole mass analyzer. Combined with the class-leading Nexera UHPLC, both systems facilitate seamless LC/MS/MS analyses in a high-performance, high-speed flow, steadily and reliably.
Shimadzu's LCMS-8030 features the most innovative technology found in a commercial tandem quadrupole mass analyzer. Combined with the class-leading Nexera UHPLC, both systems facilitate seamless LC/MS/MS analyses in a high-performance, high-speed flow, steadily and reliably.
The LCMS 8030 instrument features innovative highlights such as an ultrafast pulse counting system, a high speed UF sweeperTM collision cell and a novel RF power supply achieving complete stability within microseconds. These innovations enable this tandem quadrupole mass analyzer to provide the fastest measurements possible, including a scan speed of up to 15,000 u/sec without compromising resolution, sensitivity or mass range. It supports a 15 ms polarity switching time and gives reproducible MRM results with just one millisecond of dwell time, resulting in up to 500 MRM measurements per second.
With the current trend towards higher pressure HPLC and faster operating speeds for greater throughput, the LCMS-8030 is the ideal detector for keeping up with ever-faster chromatographic peaks. Very narrow widths of UHPLC peaks are now easily tamed by the LCMS-8030.
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