Thermo Scientific TSQ Quantiva triple-stage quadrupole LC-MS system

Thursday, 19 September, 2013 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher Scientific

The Thermo Scientific TSQ Quantiva triple-stage quadrupole LC-MS system is designed to transform quantitation experiments with high sensitivity, productivity, precision and usability.

The system breaks the attogram sensitivity barrier due to its active ion management (AIM) design. It is also productive, able to perform 500 SRM experiments/s and positive/negative polarity switching in 20 ms with no signal loss.

Online: thermofisher.com
Phone: 1300 735 292

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