Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers

Products Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers

ICP-MS Analysis of Elements

Superior interference removal ✓ Outstanding background equivalent concentrations and detection limits ✓ Exceptional stability more

Compact Single Quadrupole Mass Spectrometry - Expand your analytical possibilities!

Compact and seamless integration with Shimadzu HPLC systems ✓ Outstanding MS performance without compromise ✓ Simple and efficient for maximum productivity in your lab ✓ more

Eliminate unnecessary, unplanned instrument downtime, save helium and maximize productivity

VPI NeverVent Technology allows source swap and column exchange without breaking the vacuum ✓ New Helium Saver technology: Use one He-bottle up to 3.5 years instead of 5 months ✓ XLXR Detector: Use one calibration curve instead of multiple ones and gain more sensitivity at the s ✓ more

News Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers

• Process analysis in real time

  With a real-time mass spectrometer developed by Fraunhofer researchers, it has become possible for the first time to analyze up to 30 components simultaneously from the gas phase and a liquid, including in-situ analysis. This sensitive measurement system is also suitable for the automated monitoring more

• Thermo Fisher Scientific Announces New Method for Low Level Detection of Volatile Nitrosamines in Tobacco

  Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. announced a new comprehensive method that uses triple quadrupole GC-MS/MS to achieve lower levels of detection of volatile nitrosamines (VNA) in tobacco. The new method allows environmental laboratories, tobacco companies and government agencies to efficiently separate more

• Thermo Fisher Scientific Collaborates on Clinical Biomarker Research with Leading Proteomics Researcher in Luxembourg

  Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. and Professor Bruno Domon, director of the new Luxembourg Clinical Proteomics unit (LCP), announced a collaboration to develop workflows that overcome current bottlenecks in biomarker discovery and assay development for clinical proteomics research. The LCP is funded by more