Atas - 2 Gas Chromatograph Programmable Injector GC

Applications & Use Cases

• Used for precise sample introduction in gas chromatography for chemical analysis.
• Applied in quality control for pharmaceuticals, food products, and environmental samples.
• Utilised in research and development for method development and compound identification.
• Essential for forensic analysis and toxicology screening.
• Employed in petrochemical industries for purity analysis and process monitoring.

Typical Specifications

Typical sample volume range

Typically accommodates sample volumes from sub-microlitre to several microlitres.

Temperature range

Commonly features a wide programmable temperature range, often up to 450°C, for various sample types.

Pressure control

Typically includes electronic pressure control for precise carrier gas management.

Injection modes

For this class of equipment, multiple injection modes such as split, splitless, and on-column are commonly supported.

Power supply

Units of this type commonly require a standard laboratory power supply, typically 230V, 50Hz in the UK.

Interface

Often designed to be compatible with various GC systems, requiring a suitable interface for communication and control.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a programmable injector in GC?

  A programmable injector in Gas Chromatography (GC) is a device that allows for precise and automated control over the sample introduction process, including temperature, pressure, and flow rates, to optimise analytical results.

• What are the benefits of using a programmable injector?

• Is this injector compatible with any GC system?

• What maintenance is typically required for a GC injector?

• Can this unit handle both liquid and gaseous samples?