- GERSTEL
- Agitator/Inkubator
- Automated Liner Exchange (ALEX)
- Automated Tube Exchange (ATEX)
- Centrifugation
- Cooled Injection System (CIS)
- Cryogenic Trapping System CTS
- Disposable Pipette Extraction DPX
- Dynamic Headspace DHS
- Filtration
- Gas sampling system (GSS)
- GRAPHPACK technology
- MAESTRO-software
- Membrane Assisted Solvent Extraction MASE
- Microwave
- MPS Robotic / Robotic Pro
- MPS Workstation, for independent sample preparation.
- mVAP: Multi position evaporation station
- mVORX, Multi Vortex or Orbital Shaker
- Olfactory Detection Port ODP
- On-line SPE for LC: SPExos
- Preparative Fraction Collector PFC
- Pyrolysis for TDU, GERSTEL PYRO
- quickMIX
- Selectable 1D/2D-GC/MS
- Solid Phase Micro Extraction (SPME)
- Solvent Filling Station SFS
- Static Headspace (HS)
- Thermal Desorption System TDS
- TDS-A Autosampler for TDS
- Thermal Desorption Unit TDU
- Thermal Extractor TE
- Tube Conditioner TC
- Tube Standard Preparation System TSPS
- Twister/Stir Bar Sorptive Extraction SBSE
- Ultrasonic bath
- Weighing option
- Agilent
- Leco
- SYFT
- Alpha M.O.S.
- OI Analytical
- BioChromato
- Peak Scientific
- IonBench
- VUV Analytics
- References
Static Headspace (HS)
Improve the versatility of your autosampler
To many, Static Headspace is a standard choice when investing in a GERSTEL Robotic sampler. By including this module the versatility of the system is improved. Also, the system is now prepared for possible SPME analysis in the future.
Furthermore, if the sampler is chosen in the …Pro version, the injection heads can be automatically changed(Liquid, HS, SPME, sample prep) in the middle of a sequence. A possibility for automatic liner exchange in the injector may also be installed.
Headspace from deep well plates
If there is a need for expanding the need for HS analysis, we have recently re-programmed the system to include HS sampling from deep well plates.
This system is attractive for many laboratories, as it enables a large number of analyses in a short time. Either by classical GC/MS or by using SIFT, where the analysis time is a short as one minute/sample.
Multibel Headspace Extraction (MHE)
MHE is an analysis method for quantitation of analytes in difficult matrices, after an external calibration of the analytes response factor. The main/only disadvantage of the method is the number of analytical runs which must be at least three/sample.
Because of the automation, the technique is really attractive, especially in connection with SIFT-MS, where the total analysis time ends up in few minutes.
We do of course help with the method set-up.
Feel free to send us a message via the contact form and we will reply back as soon as possible.
Contact Jens Glastrup at jens@msconsult.dk
Or call our main number
+45 44 53 93 66
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