Chromatography Systems are advanced analytical instruments used to separate, identify, and quantify components within complex mixtures. These systems rely on the differential interaction of substances between a stationary phase and a mobile phase, allowing precise separation based on size, charge, polarity, or affinity.

From pharmaceutical quality control to environmental testing and biochemical research, chromatography systems are indispensable tools for accurate molecular analysis. They support a wide range of applications including drug purity testing, protein purification, and forensic investigations.

✅ Key Features

• High-Resolution Separation: Detects trace components with exceptional clarity

• Automated Sample Injection: Enhances throughput and reproducibility

• Multi-Detector Options: UV, fluorescence, mass spectrometry, and refractive index

• Temperature & Flow Control: Ensures consistent separation conditions

• Data Integration Software: Real-time analysis, reporting, and compliance tracking

• Modular Design: Customizable configurations for specific workflows

• Solvent Management Systems: Reduce waste and improve safety

• Touchscreen Interface: Simplifies operation and protocol setup

⚙️ Functionality

Chromatography systems operate by passing a sample mixture through a stationary phase while a mobile phase carries the components. Each compound interacts differently with the phases, causing them to separate over time. The system detects and records these separations for analysis.

• Mobile Phase: Liquid or gas that transports the sample

• Stationary Phase: Solid or liquid that interacts with sample components

• Detection: Monitors elution time and intensity for each compound

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