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Burle Channeltron® 5772 Mass Spec DetectorHigh Performance Multiplier for the HP5970 Mass Selective Detector.
The Channeltron® 5772 Mass Spec Detector offers previously unobtainable levels of performance for the Hewlett Packard 5970. If your applications demand high sensitivity, extended linear dynamic range and longer detector life, the 5772 Mass Spec Detector meets your requirements. The Sensitivity of the 5772 allows you to detect sub picogram and femtogram levels from complex mixtures. The 5772 provides this sensitivity through superior signal collection and a reduction of unwanted noise for the highest signal-to-noise available. The 5772's hardware has been optimized through computer model simulation to maximize signal collection and reject chemical noise. The improved detector geometry allows this signal to be amplified greater than competitive detectors, maximizing signal-to-noise measurements. And with Burle's photon-absorbing hardware (patent pending), unwanted collection of photon and neutral noise is virtually eliminated. Extended linear dynamic range of the 5772 Mass Spec Detector results in reproducible spectra and accurate quantification for both trace and high-level analysis. Improved long-term performance stability assures consistently accurate results requiring less frequent recalibration. And longer life means less down-time making the 5772 the most economical detector available for the HP 5970. Easy installation is guaranteed with Burle's patented, plug in ceramic board-mounted design. The detector simply plugs into place in seconds, while assuring alignment of the critical ion optics. Other detectors require modification to the analyzer. The newest technologies and the highest performance from the world's largest supplier of standard, retrofit and custom detectors for mass spectrometry.
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