Thermo Orion EZ Flash II GC Separation Upgrade

• Used in environmental analysis for detecting pollutants in air, water, and soil samples.
• Utilised in the food and beverage industry for quality control, flavour profiling, and contaminant detection.
• Applied in pharmaceutical research and manufacturing for drug discovery, purity testing, and quality assurance.
• Employed in petrochemical analysis for characterising fuel components and identifying impurities.
• Valuable in forensic science for analysing trace evidence and identifying unknown substances.

Typical capacity

As an upgrade module, its capacity is integrated with the host GC system, typically handling microlitre sample volumes.

Power supply

Commonly requires a standard laboratory power supply, typically 230V, 50Hz for UK operation, drawing moderate current.

Footprint

This module is designed to integrate with existing GC systems, so its footprint is typically compact, fitting alongside or on top of the main instrument.

Operating temperature range

Flash vaporisation units commonly operate at elevated temperatures, typically up to 400°C or higher, depending on the application.

Carrier gas compatibility

Typically compatible with common GC carrier gases such as helium, nitrogen, or hydrogen.

Interface compatibility

Designed to interface with specific gas chromatograph models, often from the same manufacturer, via digital or analogue connections.

• What is the primary function of an EZ Flash II GC Separation Upgrade?

  The EZ Flash II is typically a flash vaporisation unit designed to rapidly convert liquid samples into a gaseous state for introduction into a Gas Chromatograph (GC), improving separation efficiency and speed.

• Is this unit compatible with any GC system?

• What kind of samples can this upgrade handle?

• What maintenance is typically required for such a unit?

• Does this unit come with software?

Chromatography systems command strong respect within analytical and pharmaceutical sectors. Buyers typically prioritise equipment with verified maintenance records and clear calibration history, as these directly affect analytical accuracy. Used units from established manufacturers remain highly valued for their reliability. Key strengths include reproducible results, robust construction, and established spare parts availability. Industry sentiment reflects confidence in these systems when sourced from reputable suppliers with transparent service documentation.

General overview for this equipment type