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Industry-leading sensitivity and selectivity
Whether you are measuring pesticides in food and water, drugs in
complex biological matrices, or contaminants in environmental
samples, the 7000A system helps you meet the increasing demand for
trace-level detection of target analytes. The combination of Agilent’s
proprietary solid inert ion source, proven quartz quadrupoles, innovative
collision cell design, and new triple-axis detector provides:
• Routine femtogram-level sensitivity
• Superior selectivity
• Ultra-low noise
• Outstanding data acquisition speed
Faster analysis, higher throughput
Acquisition speeds of up to 500 MRM transitions per second
match the front-end performance of the fastest chromatography
without compromising data quality—enabling you to automatically
quantify and confirm more targets in a single method. Powerful,
easy-to-use data analysis, review and reporting tools let you process
more samples in less time with complete confidence in your results.
Day-after-day reliability and simple operation
So that every laboratory can take advantage of the advanced
capabilities of the 7000A Triple Quad, the system incorporates
proven, highly reliable technology developed specifically for
GC/MS applications. For example, the rugged inert ion source, the
differentially pumped configuration, and the heated, gold-plated
hyperbolic quartz quadrupoles keep routine MS maintenance to
a minimum. Advanced set-up, configuration, proven AutoTune
technology, and powerful manual tuning tools enable quick start-up
for quantitative analyses.
Mass 69.00
ab 426330
Mass 218.00
ab 362315
Mass 502.00
ab 45942
Inert, ultra-reliable ion source
Agilent’s unique, dual-filament ion source
design increases productivity and reduces
cleaning requirements, especially when
analyzing dirty samples. Programmable up
to 350˚C, the source is solid inert material—
not a coating—so you can run sample after
sample with complete confidence.
Proprietary gold quartz quadrupole
with 1050 u mass range
Agilent’s proprietary gold-plated hyperbolic
quartz quadrupole analyzer offers high
temperature stability and can be heated to
200°C. Because the quadrupole can be kept
at this high temperature and at vacuum, it stays
clean even with the complex, high boiling
samples—eliminating frequent retuning
time-consuming maintenance and ensuring
superior mass analyzer performance.
New, proprietary hexapole
collision cell technology
The linear acceleration design and novel
helium-quenched system reduces neutral
noise and contributes to outstanding highspeed
performance without ion ghosting or
cross-talk. A wide mass bandwidth optimizes
sensitivity at all masses while eliminating the
need to tune on your compound.
High S/N Triple-Axis Detector
Agilent’s next-generation off-axis, triple-channel
detector minimizes noise and maximizes signal
for the lowest detection limits. The same
field-proven design is currently incorporated
in all Agilent 5975C GC/MSD systems.
High-sensitivity AutoTune
Simple, automatic tuning takes the trial
and error out of system setup. It saves time,
simplifies operation and improves instrumentto-instrument
consistency. Optimizing ion
transmission, mass axis calibration, mass
resolution, and detector gain-vs.-voltage
significantly boosts performance, as well.
You can also perform a manual tune if desired
using simple powerful tools.
For additional instrument specifications go to:
www.agilent.com/chem/7000A
5989-9625EN: Agilent 7000A GC/MS Triple Quadrupole System Data Sheet
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