Agilent introduces intelligent LC/MS System for chromatographers in India

Agilent Technologies Inc. has introduced a new, self-aware mass detector into their comprehensive LC/MS portfolio for the Indian market. The new Agilent InfinityLab LC/MSD iQ System incorporates ‘designed-in’ smart features, software, and hardware developed specifically for chemists and chromatographers who will benefit from the intuitive design and greater level of detail generated by a mass selective detector.
The InfinityLab LC/MSD iQ incorporates intelligent instrument health monitoring, which is integrated into the system. Embedded sensors gather and display data allowing a quick assessment of the system’s readiness, status, and configuration. The instrument includes features such as a system suitability check that uses a test mixture designed to permit an overall assessment of the whole li-quid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC/MS) system before the collection of data. An early maintenance feedback feature allows lab managers to plan routine maintenance on the lab’s schedule, resulting in a focus on overall productivity.
The InfinityLab LC/MSD iQ system is designed to sit beneath a stack of Agilent’s InfinityLab HPLC instruments, saving valuable lab space. It is designed to be serviced without dismantling the stack, ensuring that instrument maintenance and parts exchange is fast and simple. To accommodate changing space and layout requirements, lab managers will be able to utilise the new Agilent InfinityLab Flex Bench MS, to enable mobility, modular mounting of all system components, and easy access to all system areas. The Flex Bench MS also improves lab environments with an integrated solution for waste management, as well as system noise reduction.
Routine operation of the Infinity-Lab LC/MSD iQ utilizing Agilent’s OpenLab CDS Software provides the most efficient and reliable method for data collection, analysis, and reporting, developed with a focus on ease-of-use and data integrity all in one system. The InfinityLab LC/MSD iQ eliminates the complexity of MS data acquisition with new features such as the auto-acquire mode that makes method setup even easier.
According to Mr. Samir Vyas, Country Application Solution & Business Manager, Agilent Technologies, “We are delighted with the positive response of our customers from across four cities during the mega launch of the new Agilent Infinity-Lab LC/MSD iQ System in India. The 500 plus customers represented various industry sectors, such as Pharma, Biopharma, Chemical, and Academia. The LC/MSD iQ is enabled with the right technology to address their various pain points, associated with discovery and quality control workflows. Agilent’s R&D factored in valuable feedback from lab managers across the globe to enhance the instrument’s design, offer superior ease of operation, and a smart software platform.”
“Considering most intended users are new to mass spec, the LC/MSD iQ provides intelligent capabilities that are self-aware, self-controlled, and provide quality analytical data in an intuitive and automated manner. These features will help scientists spend more time on research and less on operating the mass spec. The smaller footprint and minimum training requirements will also allow maximum uptime for the instrument,” Mr. Vyas added.
New release of software
Accompanying the launch of the LC/MSD iQ is a new release of Agilent’s MassHunter WalkUp Software for open-access drug discovery and chemistry labs, developed side-by-side with medicinal chemists. This new version has a touch-screen enabled interface and preconfigured analyses and reports that further streamlines simple sample submission and requires virtually no training to use.
2026-09-02
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