New Prominence Ultra Fast LC Delivers Faster Throughput and Accurate Results

Analytical instrumentation

New Prominence Ultra Fast LC Delivers Faster Throughput and Accurate Results

11 Jan, 2008

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USA based, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Inc (SSI) has introduced its new Prominence Ultra Fast Liquid Chromatograph (UFLC). The Prominence UFLC System is up to 10 times faster than a conventional HPLC system using a 5-ìm particle column. This performance is achieved while maintaining high-quality analytical results not possible on specialised systems that incorporate design concessions due to extreme pressure limits. Key to the system is the SIL-20A autosampler, capable of a 10-second injection cycle while delivering
With Shim-pack XR Series columns, Prominence UFLC can provide high-speed, high-resolution analysis at pressures below 30 MPa (300 kgf/cm2). The columns are available with inner diameters of 2, 3 or 4.6 mm and lengths of 30, 50, 75 or 100 mm, allowing FAST LC to be performed on conventional HPLC equipment.

With its micro-plunger design, the LC-20AD solvent-delivery system provides unmatched gradient resolution and reproducibility, and has a
delivery range of 100 nL/min to 10 mL/min. Prominence UFLC is versatile and can accept an assortment of flow-control valves and a column switching system, allowing it to be used for many other applications, such as two-dimensional HPLC or micro to semi-micro analysis.

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