Complete Product Description

The 6890 GC is built on the legacy of the most popular selling GC of all time-the HP 5890 and 5890 series II. GMI is able to provide GC systems and GC-MSD (mass spectrometer) systems to meet your research and analytical and chemical analysis requirements. We stock Agilent / Hewlett Packard GC main units and can supply detectors (FID, NPD, ECD, and MSD), injection ports, autosamplers, and data handling solutions depending upon your
analytical requirements and budget.

Configurations

System A.
Hewlett Packard - 6890 GC-FID System

Including: 6890 GC, Single Flame Ionization Detector, Single 100 psi EPC Split-Splitless Injection Ports, 7673C-6890 Autosampler: 6890 Control Electronics, 6890 Injector, 100 Position Tray and 6890 Mounting Bracket.  Pentium Computer and 17 inch flat panel Monitor, G2070AA ChemStation for Windows

System B
Hewlett Packard - 6890 GC-ECD (environmental analysis) System

Including: 6890 GC, single micro electron capture detector (micro ECD), Single 100 psi EPC Split-Splitless Injection Ports, 7673C-6890 Autosampler: 6890 Control Electronics, 6890 Injector, 100 Position Tray.  Pentium Computer and 17 inch flat panel Monitor, G2070AA ChemStation for Windows

Count on GMI to provide custom solutions based on your specific application, whether toxicology, environmental, or routine research. GMI specialists can assist in tayloring solutions from drugs of abuse, to pesticide determination, to biodiesel turn-key systems!

• toxicology
• drug screening
• chemical analysis
• food safety
• law enforcement
• hydrocarbon processing
• biodiesel
• environmental
• pesticide analysis
• research laboratories

Since there are numerous configuration and application issues please call a GMI technical sales engineer for a quotation on a system at 763-712-8717.

• "N" version is networkable
• Fast installation and configuration
• A complete selection of inlets: split/splitless (0-100 psi and 0-150 psi), purged-packed, cool on-column, PTV, and volatiles interface
• A wide choice of the industry's most sensitive detectors, including: FID, TCD, micro-ECD, MSD, that has five times the sensitivity for sulfur and 15 times the sensitivity for phosphorus compared to the previous version and the best sensitivity for both S and P
• Large-volume injection, eliminating sample concentration steps
• Several alternative sample introduction techniques, including headspace, purge and trap, and valving
• Built-in regulatory compliance

Why HP / Agilent?

While there is choice in the marketplace it is GMI's opinion that the simplest, highest value, most rugged / durable choice with least risk and downtime...ie., lowest cost of ownership is an HP (Hewlett Packard) / Agilent system.

Historically speaking:

HP defined the market.

1965

HP enters the analytical instrumentation field with the acquisition of GC manufacturer F&M Scientific Corporation of Avondale, Pennsylvania. The acquisition allows HP to further expand its measuring and testing expertise into the area of chemical analysis.

1973

HP introduces first microprocessor controlled GC, the 5830.

1976

HP introduces world's first benchtop GC/MS system, the 5992.

1979

HP introduces fused silica capillary columns for gas chromatography.

1984

HP introduces the 5890, the best-selling GC in history.

1984

HP introduces electronic pneumatics control. EPC

1994

HP introduces first version of ChemStation software. Simplicity AND horsepower

1995

GMI is incorporated to provide laboratories alternative service options for instrumentation and a venue to purchase pre-owned laboratory instrumentation certified to meet original manufacturer specifications

1996

HP introduces the 5973 MSD.

1997

HP introduces the Micro-ECD for the 6890. The detector incorporates the first major design changes in any ECD in the last 20 years.

AGILENT leads the pack (still)...

Jun 2005

Agilent introduces the 5975 inert MSD

January 2007

"GMI CERTIFIED" defines value in the "previously experienced" laboratory instrumentation market.

GMI formally introduces "GMI CERTIFIEDTM" an industry leading methodology for reconditioning previously owned laboratory instrumentation AND providing a comprehensive documentation of work performed to ensure instrument fully meets original specifications and ships 'defect free'.

January 2005 GMI introduces inert ion sources for HP / Agilent mass specs. Superior in sensitivity AND simpler to maintain ! With proprietary modifications GMI can provide superior technology solutions at a fraction of the price. Call today and find out how.
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