Watrex Helium Saver – intelligent helium savings for GC/MS
Helium Saver™ by Watrex Praha cuts helium use in GC/MS. It auto-switches to nitrogen when idle, prevents manual errors, and lowers costs without sacrificing analytical quality.
The EST LGX-50 automates RSK-175 dissolved gas testing in water, boosting throughput, ensuring ASTM/EPA compliance, and reducing manual sample preparation errors.
The FLEX 2 autosampler streamlines GC/GC-MS workflows with liquid, headspace, and SPME capability, MTX tool change, and Prep Ahead for faster, more reliable VOC analysis.
EST Analytical EVOLUTION 2 Purge and Trap Concentrator
The EST Analytical EVOLUTION 2 concentrator delivers EPA-compliant VOC analysis with patented flow control, faster cycles, and compact, user-friendly design.
EST Analytical CENTURION Water/Soil Purge and Trap Autosampler
The EST Analytical CENTURION delivers reliable purge and trap VOC analysis with high sample capacity, robust design, and intuitive software for water and soil testing.
Streamline quantitation with Wiley KnowItAll—an integrated, vendor-neutral tool for GC-MS, IR, UV-Vis & more. Simplifies workflows and eliminates the need for multiple software tools.
Comprehensive Hydrocarbon Group-Type Analysis by ASTM D8396 (GC×GC-FID)
At LabRulez, we deliver high-resolution quantification of hydrocarbon group types in complex fuel matrices using GC×GC-FID with thermal modulation, fully compliant with ASTM D8396.
LC Expert streamlines LC-MS workflows with automated processing, deconvolution, and MS/MS or accurate mass search. Combined with KnowItAll databases, it ensures fast and complete spectral analysis.
KnowItAll combines advanced tools with Wiley’s trusted spectral databases to identify, analyze, and manage your GC-MS data quickly and reliably in any lab environment.
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