Redefining UHPLC and UHPLC/MS
The new Thermo Scientific Dionex UltiMate 3000 XRS system—an extremely versatile solution for ultra-high resolution and high throughput UHPLC applications with 1250 bar and extreme low gradient delay volume.
Unique detection technologies, exceptional system versatility and superior software solutions deliver confidence, workflow efficiency and outstanding results.
The Thermo Scientific Dionex UltiMate 3000 XRS sets new performance standards for high-speed, high throughput and ultra-high resolution chromatography. The extremely low system gradient delay volume (≤ 250µL) delivers exceptionally fast gradient response for ultra-fast and ultrahigh pressure methods.
The UltiMate™ 3000 XRS system offers choices! Our powerful LC/MS setup using the open access sampler for increased sample capacity boosts productivity and throughput. With the fast injecting, multiple sample-format-supporting well plate sampler as a carryover-optimized alternative, this XRS system offers unmatched workflow flexibility and adjusts easily to new requirements and projects.
More in-depth data with fewer experiments are easily achieved by combining the ultrahigh resolution capabilities of the system with unique detection technologies such as the Thermo Scientific Dionex Corona ultra RS charged aerosol detector or the CouloChem III electrochemical detector. Choose a near universal or very selective detection technique to master your analytical challenges.
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