IR Delivers Triple Detection

Booth 2256. The high-temperature GPCIR can be configured as a triple detector system, including viscometer, light scattering and infrared (IR) detector, with concentration and composition sensors for SCB measurement. Detectors consist of the IR4+, and optionally, the IR5-MCT. Sample preparation is fully automated, featuring unattended vial filling and sample dissolution and injection, using an autosampler with 70 samples capability and two temperature zones to prevent sample degradation. Vial volume is 10 mL without requiring transfer. Columns are located in a dedicated oven, and the valves, detectors and the sample filtration system, which incorporates backflushing, are located in a separate oven. Virtual instrumentation software provides instrument control, process monitoring and calculations.
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E-46980 PaternaPhone: +34 96 131 81 20
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