A specialist focus on the analytical instruments behind demanding science. Tell us about the platform you’re ready to move on.
Discuss your instrument
The instrument name opens the conversation. Its configuration tells us much more.
Waters Vion IMS QTof, photographed in a laboratory installation. Include sources, pumps, inlet systems and acquisition workstation details with your enquiry.
What to includeHPLC, UHPLC and GC systems, including detectors, autosamplers and supporting modules.
Discuss a configurationNMR, FTIR and related spectroscopy platforms. Share probes, accessories and installation status alongside the model.
Tell us about your systemThese details help make an equipment review specific, useful and realistic.
Manufacturer, exact model, serial-label image and approximate installation date if known.
Sources, pumps, autosampler, chromatography modules, chillers and other included components.
Last use, known faults, service records and a recent tune or performance report where available.
Workstation and licence details, location, access constraints and specialist disconnection requirements.
A disconnected instrument and an instrument in daily use are different starting points. Tell us what you know, and flag what you don’t. Clear photographs and a precise description help us ask better questions.
Do not energise or move specialist equipment solely for an enquiry. Deinstallation and preparation should be agreed with the appropriate qualified personnel.
Analytical platforms deserve more than a model name. Sources, separation modules, detectors and software all shape a system. These reference photographs make that conversation more concrete.
Condition record builder
“Working” can mean several things. Record the last observation, supporting history and current configuration without overstating what was checked.
Answer six focused prompts, review a plain-text summary, then carry it into your enquiry. Unknown details are welcome.
