The GERSTEL MultipurposeSampler (MPS) and its versatile sample preparation modules makes online sample preparation directly before injection possible. Its modular design means that many processes can be adapted and implemented.
The multi-functional autosampler with a broad range of applications.
Performing Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) manually can be time consuming and nerve-racking, especially when recovery and reproducibility are lacking due to sample variability. If SPE can be reliably automated, it becomes a much more efficient and reproducible process.
Extraction in Seconds
DPX is a fast and efficient SPE technique used for a wide rnge of applications such as drugs of abuse, therapeutic drug monitoring, comprehensive screening, pharmacology studies (NNK), as well as pesticides in fruit and vegetables. DPX is based on unique and patented SPE devices: Pipette tips that incorporate loosely contained sorbent material, which is mixed with the sample solution. Turbulent air bubble mixing creates a suspension of sorbent in the sample ensuring optimal contact and highly efficient extraction. The extraction is performed much faster than with traditional SPE techniques.
The worlds most flexible Thermal Desoprtion Instrument
The Thermal Desorption Unit (TDU 2) is a flexible automated solution for thermal desorption and thermal extraction. The TDU 2 fits on top of any modern GC without the need for additional bench space and it is perfectly suited for the analysis of gaseous, liquid and solid samples.
The GERSTEL Twister® enables efficient extraction of organic compounds from aqueous matrices based on Stir Bar Sorptive Extraction (SBSE). SBSE is a solvent-free extraction technique, which is significantly faster than most conventional extraction techniques. SBSE is up to 1000x more sensitive than SPME since the stir bar has significantly more sorbent volume and since it can extract, and concentrate analytes from, a much larger sample volume due to the efficient stirring.
The ODP sniff port allows the sensing of compounds by the human nose as they elute from the gas chromatograph. The effluent is split as it leaves the column so that it arrives simultaneously at the nose and at the detector.
This way additional information is gained on compounds that are responsible for specific odors.
Automated Analysis of Mineral Oil Hydrocarbons from Food using a novel LC-GC-FID Coupling Platform
Fully Automated Determination of 3-MCPD and Glycidol in Edible Oils by GC/MS Based on the Commonly Used Methods ISO 18363-1, AOCS Cd 29c-13, and DGF C-VI 18 (10)
Analysis of Drugs and Metabolites in Blood and Urine using Disposable Pipette Extraction
