GC-MS 6800S
A starting point for selecting a complete GC-MS solution for organic-compound analysis—from sample type and introduction technique to method requirements and laboratory workflow.
- System selection based on target compounds, matrices and required quantification limits
- Sample-introduction technique matched to the analytical method
- Configuration for environmental, food and industrial analysis
- A route to RoHS 2.0 phthalate screening when pyrolysis is required
- Consultation covering configuration, commissioning and laboratory training needs
The GC-MS 6800S is worth considering when a laboratory needs one system to separate, identify and quantify organic compounds across varied sample types. The instrument itself is only part of the solution: sample introduction, method preparation, required throughput and quantification limits determine whether the complete setup will meet the laboratory’s needs.
Is it the right system for your laboratory?
Selection starts with target compounds and matrices such as water, soil, food, polymers, petrochemical products or process samples. The next questions concern expected quantification limits, samples per shift, automation and the preparation procedure already available. This application brief makes it possible to assess whether the GC-MS 6800S is an appropriate platform for the method.
From sample to configuration
Liquid samples may call for automated injection, volatile compounds for headspace or purge-and-trap concentration, and polymer testing for a pyrolysis-based workflow. A setup with the UPY pyrolyser can be considered for screening phthalates covered by RoHS 2.0. Configuration should begin with the method, matrix and required result rather than a checklist of accessories.
Before requesting a proposal, collect the analyte list, representative samples, expected concentration ranges and daily workload. You can also review the other mass-spectrometry solutions. EnviSense can then define the configuration scope and prepare a quotation—describe your application.
Datasheet (PDF) — coming soon