Agilent | 1200 Series LC Method Development Solution

1200 Series LC Method Development Solution

The most versatile system for analytical method development

Is your lab looking for a better, more effective way to develop new HPLC methods? Are you tired of disconnecting columns, exchanging solvent bottles, flushing flow paths and waiting for the system to equilibrate? Here’s some good news: the Agilent 1200 Series LC method development solution. Benefit from up to 288 different test conditions for binary gradient separation – on a system tailored to your needs. The Agilent 1200 Series LC method development solution integrates new hardware modules and new software for system control and application-support. Agilent ZORBAX LC columns and top-rated Agilent services make this a truly one-vendor solution for all HPLC method development tasks

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Automated switching between up to 8 columns
Automated switching between up to 15 solvents to maximize separation selectivity.
Accommodates column lengths up to 300 mm and inner diameters of 2.1 to 4.6 mm for all typical column dimensions used in reversed phase and normal phase method development. Have a look at the Agilent ZORBAX columns!
Provides for up to 6 independent temperature zones for columns to give you more flexibility and speed in temperature optimization.
Selectable pressure limit of 400 or with the RRLC system up to 600 bar to tailor the system to your needs and your budget.
Application-specific Agilent ChemStation Method Scouting Wizard software for complex method scouting campaigns within a few mouse clicks.
Choose between more than 50 LC modules for different detection modes and different budgets.
Connect to one of our four 6100 Series Single Quadrupole MS or the new ELSD detector not to miss any compound.
This workflow solution is rounded by Agilents top rated service offerings and consumables.

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