BaySpec Ion-K9 is the world’s first portable non-contact vapor detector using mass spectrometry. It delivers ppt-level sensitivity for real-time detection of explosives and narcotics in field and security applications.
Rapid 15-minute clean-up of biological samples using Clarity OTX SPE enables efficient isolation of RNA- and DNA-based therapeutics without LLE, optimized for LC-MS bioanalysis.
Accurate-mass chemical ionization (HR-CI) for the Pegasus GC-HRT+ enables confident molecular ion confirmation, improved EI library matches, and reliable elemental formula generation for unknown compounds.
Waters Charged Aerosol Detector (CAD) enables universal quantitation of non-volatile and semi-volatile compounds independent of UV activity, with wide dynamic range and seamless integration with Empower™ Software.
Phenomenex Biozen dSEC-1 is a high-resolution SEC column for peptide therapeutics, delivering fast, reproducible aggregate analysis with improved peak shape and compatibility with SEC-MS and SEC-MALS.
Biozen N-Glycan Clean-up enables fast, efficient SPE purification of labeled, released N-glycans using HILIC microelution, ideal for small sample volumes and LC-MS workflows.
Rezex RHM-Monosaccharide H⁺ (8%) is a versatile ion-exclusion HPLC column for monosaccharides and related compounds, typically operated with water as the mobile phase and compliant with USP L17.
Rezex RNM-Carbohydrate Na⁺ (8%) is an ion-exclusion HPLC column designed for mono-, di-, and trisaccharide analysis in high-sodium matrices, offering easy regeneration and USP L58 compliance.
Phenomenex Rezex RPM-Monosaccharide Pb²⁺ (8%) IEX HPLC column is designed for high-resolution analysis of monosaccharides and sugar alcohols, offering robust separations using water as the mobile phase and USP L34 compliance.
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