MODEL 8060 NITROGEN HPLC DETECTOR

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Quantitate unknown compounds without using the unknown as a reference. ANTEK's nitrogen HPLC detector saves analysts hours or even months of work. Its equimolar response allows quantitation of all nitrogen-containing compounds, using any readily available nitrogen standard, over 5 orders of magnitude - complex compounds with a single standard.

ANTEK's Model 8060 Nitrogen Specific HPLC Detector (HPLC-CLND) responds only to nitrogen-containing compounds and is ideal to use without derivatisation. This recipient of the prestigious R&D 100 Award offers a linear calibration curve over a wide range, an equimolar response for all nitrogen-containing compounds, and a detection limit that rivals other HPLC detectors.

ANTEK's HPLC detectors are powerful new tools for any analysis where nitrogen specificity adds flexibility to the laboratory - including pharmaceutical, biomedical, biotechnical, agricultural, foods, and petrochemical industries. Due to this variety of applications, ANTEK offers the 8060 in four configurations for liquid chromatographic separations:

Normal & Reversed Phase:

• 8060 Standard : Includes four (4) mass flow controllers. Normal and reversed mobile phase applications.

• 8060-C : Adds full computer control via an RS-485 port; also referred to as "Open Access" 8060. All flows and functions (gains, auto zero, pressures) are controlled are displayed. Four (4) mass flow controllers. Normal and reversed mobile phase applications. Use with MicroMass's MaxLynx or your own software.

Reversed Phase Only:

• 8060-R : For reversed mobile phase applications only, such as methanol, isopropanol, water, etc. Includes three (3) mass flow controllers to facilitate flow optimization.

• 8060-M with mechanical flow controls : The Quality Control (QC) lab grade system, Antek's lowest cost 8060. Requires an external flow meter to measure and set flows. This method should be routine with little additional method development needed. If a significant amount of R&D with frequent mobile phase changes is expected, this system will be functional but much less convenient than an 8060 model that includes mass flow control.