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GC-SK5190 incorporates a classic mechanical valve gas-path control system combined with a digital display system. With minimal requirements for the laboratory environment, it delivers authoritative analytical performance and excellent reproducibility in the traditional analysis of macro- and semi-micro-level (100 ppm to 100%) organic and inorganic gases.
Known for its stability, reliability, ease of maintenance, and excellent cost-performance ratio, GC-SK5190 is frequently used in the following applications:
Petrochemicals and Fine Chemicals: Purity testing of high-purity solvents, analysis of liquefied gas and natural gas, and quality control of chemical raw materials.
Environmental and Industrial Safety Monitoring: Industrial waste gas monitoring and occupational health screening.
Food, Beverage, and Distilling Industries: Analysis of Baijiu and distilled spirits; processing of oils, fats, and foods.
Academic Teaching and Basic Research: Chromatography teaching experiments; suitable for chemistry laboratories in overseas universities and technical colleges.
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Platinum Ignition
Ignition System
6-Port Gas Sampling Valve
Manual Pneumatic Control Panel
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| Model | GC-SK5190 |
|---|---|
| Display | 7-inch high-definition color touchscreen |
| Injection System | Manual injection |
| Inlet System | Inert Flow Path Split/Splitless (S/SL) Capillary Inlet |
| Atmospheric Compensation | Automatic atmospheric pressure sensor compensation for altitude/environmental changes |
| Pressure/Flow Programming | 4 Steps |
| Detector | Flame Ionization Detector (FID) |
| Software | Basic (Audit function optional) |
| Hydrogen Generator | Yes |
| Air Generator | Yes |
| Inlet System (Valve Control and Digital Display) | |
| Inlet Type | Inert Flow Path Split/Splitless (S/SL) Capillary Inlet |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 450 °C (increment: 0.1 °C) |
| Control Mode | Valve-controlled regulation of set pressure, flow rate, and split ratio |
| Optional Inlet | Packed Column Injector (Compatible with 1/4" and 1/8" packed columns, and 0.53mm wide-bore capillary columns (no adapter required for wide-bore connections)) with max. Operating Temp. 450 °C (increment: 1 °C) |
| Injector | |
| Standard Configuration | Syringe (Manual injection) |
| Optional Injector | 24-Vial Liquid Autosampler |
| 6-port gas sampling valve (Manual, Pneumatic, or Automated) | |
| 10-port gas sampling valve (Manual, Pneumatic, or Automated) | |
| Oven System | |
| Oven Temperature Range | Ambient temperature +5 °C to 450 °C |
| Temperature Control Accuracy | ≤+0.01°C (at ≤250°C) |
| Programmed Heating Rate | 0.1 to 60 °C/min |
| Number of Programmed Temperature Steps | 20-stage oven temperature programming |
| Programming Repeatability | 2% |
| Cooling Time | 450 °C → 50 °C < 4.5 min (with optional extra cooling unit can reduce to 3.2 min) |
| Oven Cooling Speed | 450 °C to 50 °C in < 300 seconds (equipped withvariable-frequency automated cooling fan) |
| Internal Volume | 20.3 L |
| Detector | |
| Standard Configuration | Flame Ionization Detector(FID) |
| Optional Detector | Thermal Conductivity Detector (TCD) |
| Detector Capacity | Up to 2 detectors simultaneously (maximum) |
7-inch HD color touchscreen displays parameters such as nitrogen, hydrogen, and air flow rates, column flow, split ratio, and ignition status; the display is clear and intuitive, ensuring ease of operation.
Valve-controlled digital display instrumentation, manual flow control valves combined with real-time monitoring of flow and temperature.
Platinum ignition assembly features exceptional resistance to high-temperature oxidation and superior catalytic combustion properties; it ensures efficient ignition while causing absolutely no contamination to the micro-current environment within the detector.
Precision microprocessor-based temperature control system offers a wide operating range and high accuracy, meeting customer requirements for multi-stage temperature programming and ramp rates.
Equipped with a 100M/1000M Ethernet interface and a built-in IP protocol stack, the instrument supports long-distance data transmission via Internet, facilitating laboratory setup, configuration, and data management.
Proprietary workstation software connects the instrument to the workstation via Ethernet, enabling full computer control over all internal instrument parameters.
Supports multiple independent IP connections, allowing simultaneous links to operator, supervisor, and management computers for real-time monitoring of instrument operation and analysis results.
Multi-processor parallel processing architecture for enhanced stability and reliability, supports the simultaneous installation of 2 detectors to meet the demands of complex sample analysis.
With column oven door detection function, opening the door automatically cuts off oven heating and the fan, allowing for maintenance tasks.
Supports independent multi-channel temperature control outputs and features an automatic rear-opening oven door system, improving near-ambient temperature control and accelerating heating/cooling rates.
DC brushless variable-frequency motor that adjusts speed based on the temperature zone (high vs. low), reducing noise while maintaining efficient cooling rates.
18 Months Limited Warranty
CE and FDA approved
1-2 Days Handling and 7-30 Days Shipping
Why does the GC-SK5190 FID detector utilize ignition components and nozzles made of platinum?
A: Platinum’s exceptional chemical inertness and resistance to high-temperature oxidation offer customers 3 key benefits:
1. Platinum does not oxidize or release volatile metal impurities in high-temperature hydrogen flames, minimizing baseline noise and drift to the absolute limit.
2. It eliminates the need for frequent maintenance and replacement; platinum components have an extremely long service life and rarely require changing.
3. It ensures a 100% ignition success rate and consistent data, resulting in experimental data with outstanding reproducibility.
What is the working principle of gas chromatography?
The fundamental concept of gas chromatography involves introducing the sample solution into a gas flow, which then carries the sample into a separation column. This column facilitates the separation of the different components of the sample. Helium or nitrogen typically serves as the carrier gas for this process.
Is a gas chromatograph the same as a mass spectrometer?
No, a gas chromatograph (GC) and a mass spectrometer (MS) are not the same. While both are analytical instruments used in chemistry, they serve different functions.
A gas chromatograph separates and identifies components of a sample mixture based on their differential partitioning between a stationary phase and a mobile phase (gas), whereas a mass spectrometer identifies and quantifies individual compounds within a sample based on the mass-to-charge ratio of ions produced from the sample's molecules. Often, these two instruments are used together in a technique called gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) for comprehensive analysis.
What are the technique of gas chromatography?
The method primarily entails vaporizing a sample by heating it until its constituent compounds enter the gas phase. Subsequently, the components are separated through chromatography, and the individual compounds are detected and quantified using a detector and software system.