SCIEX ekspert microLC 200

ekspert microLC 200

As the industry pioneer in micro flow UHPLC, Eksigent understands that sensitivity, throughput, and cost of ownership are of the utmost importance for high-throughput LC/MS/MS laboratories. The ekspert microLC 200 system is engineered from the ground up with these priorities in mind and redefine what is possible in high-throughput LC/MS/MS compared to analytical flow.

Further to increasing throughput, the micro flow rate regime of the ekspert microLC 200 system can also improve the sensitivity performance of older mass spectrometers. This make the ekspert microLC 200 system a sound strategy when additional LC/MS/MS sensitivity is required but the reality of a limited budget needs to be respected.

ekspert microLC 200

Attributes
Maximum Pressure	10000 psi
Standard Flow Rate	5 to 200 µL/min
Depth	20 in
Height	28 in
Width	25 in
Power Requirements	100-240VAC
Weight	55 lbs
Additional Specifications	Sample Capacity: 6 trays, standard or deep 96-well 384-well microplates Cycle Time: <60 seconds

Features

Up to a 4X increase in sensitivity
Accelerate separations by up to 5X
Reduce sample consumption by up to 10X
Consume up to 95% less mobile phase
Maximize lab space with functionally stackable design

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ekspert™microLC 200 System

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