Dionex ICS-3000 HPLC System (PDA, TC, SP, AS)

1x Dionex, ICS-3000, HPLC System (PDA, TC, SP, AS)

Description
The ICS-3000 LC System includes:
• ICS-3000 PDA Photodiode Array detector (PN: 064446)
• ICS-3000 TC Thermal Compartment (PN: 064444)
• ICS-3000 SP Single Pump (PN: 061707)
• AS Autosampler (PN: 061783)
• Eluent Organizer
• Computer with Chromeleon Software

ICS-Series Photodiode Array Detector (PDA):
The PDA optical detector is capable of measuring the absorbance spectrum
from 190 to 800 nm.
A deut erium lamp optimizes the UV range (190 to 380 nm)
and a tungsten lamp optimizes the visible range (380 to 800 nm).
The PDA enables you to collect up to five single wavelengths (2D chromatograms)
without being required to collect 3D data.
Collecting individual wavelengths instead of th e spectra offers two advantages:
it eliminates the need to perform extractions for analyses that do not require spectral data
and it conserves disk space.

TC Thermal Compartment: The TC Thermal Compartment is for UV-Vis
or IC-MS applications which do not require an ED or CD detector.
It provides precise temperature control over a wide temperature range
with fast heat up and cool down times.
The single zone oven design minimizes tubing connection lengths and reduces delay volumes,
yet allows single and dual valve configurations.

DP Dual and SP Single Pump:
The SP pump-based system can be field-upgraded to a DP pump, depending on need.
Pump assemblies slide out for easy access and serviceability.
The pumps feature a variable-speed, serial-piston design to deliver consistent flow rates
and quiet detector baselines.
The pump offers a tenfold improvement in flow rate accuracy and precision over previous systems.
The pumps are designed to support flow rates from 0.001 to 10.000 mL/min.

AS Autosampler:
The AS Autosampler can be configured for simultaneous or sequential sample delivery.
In simultaneous delivery mode, sample is delivered through a splitter
to two injection valves for dual full-loop injections.
With this configuration you can perform two separate analyses on one sample (e.g., anions and cations).