Agilent Launches New Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer in India

Agilent Technologies Inc (A) has introduced the newest member of its family of triple quadrupole liquid chromatography-mass spectrometers (triple quad LC/MS).

The Ultivo triple quad is a transformative approach to LC/MS that integrates several hardware and software innovations designed to deliver even more improved business results for customers.

Ultivo is optimized to address the food and environmental routine testing segments employing triple quad LC/MS systems for quantitative analyses. Ultivo delivers robust performance, superior uptime, and easier serviceability, in a footprint that is 70 percent smaller than previous instruments. Customers can now significantly increase their analytical throughput without having to increase the size of their existing laboratories.

In addition to its trendsetting size, Ultivo provides reproducible, reliable assays that result in exceptional performance in complex matrices. Greater ion transmission efficiency leads to optimized sensitivity; and improved, intelligent diagnostics use intuitive readbacks that can quickly identify issues, ensuring optimum uptime. Furthermore, Ultivo’s new VacShield vacuum provides vent-less ion injector exchange capabilities that reduce wear and tear and facilitate rapid front-end maintenance.

“We are a production lab experiencing some significant growth, so the ability to place more instrumentation in the same footprint in the lab is important. Without that ability we would be faced with some expensive construction costs to increase the size of our facilities,” said Johnny Mitchell, president at ESC Lab Sciences in Nashville, Tennessee.

“Agilent prides itself on actively listening to customers, and addressing their needs through the continuous development of innovative technology solutions. Ultivo provides a revolutionary new ‘fit for purpose’ triple quad LC/MS, that is smaller than could’ve been imagined, yet delivers the superior performance usually associated with much larger instruments,” said Monty Benefiel, vice president and general manager of Agilent’s mass spectrometry division.