The SCION 8700  SQ-MS is designed for today's fast analytical laboratory. Innovative design features such as a lens-free ion path, heated ion optics, and an extended dynamic range (EDR) detector enable the SCION SQ to provide accurate quantification and identification on a routine basis, even in complex matrices. As ions pass through a mass spectrometer, a significant portion is lost each time they encounter a lens. Due to its unique design, the SCION SQ has no lens thus increasing the sensitivity of the instrument by reducing ion losses. Another big advantage of having no lenses is the source is the only part to clean, so you can spend more time analyzing samples and less time maintaining the instrument. The SQ is integrated with our SCION 8300 and 8500 GC as a single or as an additional detector.

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When your needs call for more features or you want room to upgrade, the SCION 8500 easily fills your needs. Supporting three inlet positions and four detectors (including the mass spectrometer) with completely independent access, no other GC system offers this capability. Scion 8500 GC is the platform for over 50 different analyzers configured for oil, petrochemical and specialty gas applications. A staff of highly experienced chromatographers can assist you in building a custom analyzer to meet any application need. The perfect GC for many applications that saves space without compromising features and performance. The capability for 3 injectors, 3 GC detectors plus a mass spectrometer makes the SCION 8500 a perfect partner for your analyses. A 9-inch touchpad provides direct access to all GC functions and basic setup.

The SCION 8900 TQ-MS has a small footprint but does not compromise on quality. It offers superior sensitivity and robustness based on innovative ion optics and fast and easy method development. Paired with our outstanding GC instruments, the SCION 8900 TQ-MS system sets a new standard in usability for quantitative analysis. Available in two models, the SCION 8900 TQ-MS offers a flexible solution for any laboratory.

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In evidence:

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• Fastest triple quadrupole GC on the market (30,000 Da/s, 1000 MRM/s)

• The most sensitive GC-TQMS available

• Small footprint without compromising on quality

• Active focus Q0

• Compound-based scanning software

Scion 6000 Series HPLC aims for reliable results through outstanding performance over time. A robust design maximizes uptime and productivity levels while minimizing operating costs. The SCION 6000 Series offers a number of automation options to streamline your workflow, making your lab experience the best and easiest possible.

The perfect GC for many applications that saves space without compromising functionality and performance. The capacity for 2 injectors, 1 GC detector, and a mass spectrometer makes the SCION 436 a perfect match for your analyses. A 9-inch touchpad provides direct access to all GC functions and basic setup.

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GC features

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• Compact

• Fast Ramp Furnace (170 °C/minute)

• Flexible 2-channel architecture

• 2 injectors, 1 detector + MS

• Electronic Flow Control (EFC), 3 channels with 0.001 psi resolution

• Large color screen, multiple languages supported

• Full automation capabilities through CompassCDS software and autosampler

SCION has the experience and know-how to deliver pre-configured, ready-to-run GCs to handle your key applications. SCION has more than 50 standard pre-configured systems available to suit a wide variety of applications, such as SIMDIST, DHA, RGA and more. If you have an analytical challenge to solve, our long experience in designing, configuring and manufacturing complete systems, with all their analytical advantages, ensures that you get the right solution for you.

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Turnkey solution for a specific application

• Simulated Distillation (SIMDIST)

• Detailed Hydrocarbon Analysis (DHA)

• Refinery gas (RGA)

• It oxygenates

• Natural Gas Analyzers (NGA)

• Transformer Oil Gas Analysis (TOGA)

• Benzene and toluene in gasoline

• Trace impurities in gases

• Biodiesel

• Sulfur in the gas

• Permanent and greenhouse gases