GC/MS Application Status

Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) is the most common combination of analytical instruments. In fact, in terms of quantity, GC/MS is the most installed mass spectrometer system. GC/MS instruments are diverse and can be used in many different industries, especially in the fields of environmental, chemical and toxicology. However, the market for GC/MS instruments is a mature market. Its sales mainly come from the old system update and after-sales parts. In addition, the increase in the sales of GC-MS system is partly due to the replacement of the original GC-MS in the laboratory. Gas Chromatography (GC) System.

GC/MS analyzers include quadrupoles, ion traps, magnetic mass spectrometry, and flight time. Because the quadrupole mass analyzer is reliable, economical, and provides a stable, stable solution for most applications, the quadrupole is currently the most versatile mass analyzer. However, the pursuit of lower detection limits and higher resolution applications is increasing. As a result, the demand for other types of GC/MS analyzers is also rapidly increasing.

Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) is the most common combination of analytical instruments. In fact, in terms of quantity, GC/MS is the most installed mass spectrometer system. GC/MS instruments are diverse and can be used in many different industries, especially in the fields of environmental, chemical and toxicology. However, the market for GC/MS instruments is a mature market. Its sales mainly come from the old system update and after-sales parts. In addition, the increase in the sales of GC-MS system is partly due to the replacement of the original GC-MS in the laboratory. Gas Chromatography (GC) System.

GC/MS analyzers include quadrupoles, ion traps, magnetic mass spectrometry, and flight time. Because the quadrupole mass analyzer is reliable, economical, and provides a stable, stable solution for most applications, the quadrupole is currently the most versatile mass analyzer. However, the pursuit of lower detection limits and higher resolution applications is increasing. As a result, the demand for other types of GC/MS analyzers is also rapidly increasing.