Thermo Fisher Scientific UHPLC System Improves Productivity
Thermo Fisher Scientific's Vanquish ultra-high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) system is a new design for improved productivity and usability when used as a standalone system or with the latest mass spectrometers.
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Vanquish ultra-high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) system is a new design for improved productivity and usability when used as a standalone system or with the latest mass spectrometers.
The system uses the new Thermo Scientific Accucore Vanquish UHPLC column with Core Enhanced Technology. SmartFlow pumping technology allows reproducible retention times and low baseline noise to enhance detection sensitivity. Temperature control capabilities, including direct heating and forced air temperature control modules in the column compartment, enhance separation efficiency and selectivity and retention time reproducibility. An insulated autosampler compartment with new air-to-air cooling protects vials from water condensation, even in hot and humid environments.
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