Selective Sampler (SS-2010E)
With this optional device installed any temperature zone in the thermogram can be sampled, allowing for EGA Heart-cut analysis of polymeric materials.
Heart-cutting desired peaks:
Any set of peaks in an evolved gas curve can be heart-cut. The components can then be introduced into a capillary column for a specific analysis, allowing significant reduction of time required for analysis.
New Flow Switching System:
An inlet adaptor with a flow path switching system utilizing pressure difference of carrier gas has been employed.
The flow path is made of deactivated Ultra ALLOY® capillary tube having no dead volume or cold spots.
Simple Construction with Easy Installation:
The installation is simple and easy. Just attach a selective sampler adaptor (SS adapter) to the split/splitless inlet.
Features
Specifications
1. Heart-cutting desired peaks:
Any desired temperature zone in the evolved gas curve (thermogram) can be heart-cut, greatly saving analysis time by introducing only the desired zone into a capillary separation column for analysis.
2. Flow path configuration without dead volume and cold spots:
The device employs a GC injector adapter equipped with a flow path switching mechanism that uses the pressure difference of the carrier gas. Because a deactivated Ultra ALLOY® capillary tube is used as the flow path material, there is no dead volume or cold spot.
3. Automatic or manual flow path switching:
Flow path switching timing can be programmed on the control software of the Multi-Shot Pyrolyzer and of a micro-Reactor. Manual switching is also available.
Max operating temperature:
420 ºC (inlet SS adapter)
Purge gas control range:
Column head pressure up to 450 kPa (at 600 kPa purge gas supply pressure)
160 mm (W) × 322 mm (D) × 100 mm (H)
Weight:
2.8 kg
Power Supply:
AC 100-240 V (40 VA)
Compatible GC (Alphabetical Order):
Agilent: 8890/7890GC, 8860/7820GC
SCION/Bruker: GC456
Shimadzu: GC-2030/GC-2010
Thermo TRACE1610/1600/1310/1300 GC
Selective Sampler
Technical Note
Compatibility with various GCs
FAQ