Personalize your Purification Team with the PLC 2020 Personal Purification System
Gilson introduces a new personal bench top purification system. The PLC 2020 Purification System is ideally suited for low throughput; high pressure purification needs and is intended to support an individual or small group of chemists.
The Gilson PLC 2020 Personal Purification System provides a complete, compact design with interchangeable pump heads for flow rates of 25 mL/min at 4600 psi, 50 mL/min at 2100 psi, and 100 mL/min at 1200 psi. The system is ideally suited for both high pressure reverse phase and normal phase applications with built in selection of up to 5 separate solvents. The system has electronically actuated manual injections of up to 10 mL volumes and variable dual wavelength UV/VIS detection. All fraction collection control and method creation are controlled from an integrated touch-screen display. The intuitive and simple user interface allows even the most novice user to be purifying compounds in minutes.
It's your chemistry … Make it Personal!
- Dual, variable wavelength UV/VIS detection from 190–700 nm
- Interchangeable flow cell design to accommodate a wide variety of applications
- Select between five different solvents
- Interchangeable pump heads allow the option to select optimum flow range.
- Real-time, graphical gradient modifications and real-time sample tracking during run
- Manual fraction collection functions for Advance and Divert
- Conditional logic fraction collection based on up to two detector channels using any combination of Slope and/or Level
- Auto-Print and Auto-Export of sample reports at the end of a run
For further details please visit http://www.gilson.com/en/AI/Products/52.274/Default.aspx
Press release can be found here: http://www.gilson.com/en/AI/News/92/
Contact: Silke Ubben – subben@gilson.com
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