Used Lab Equipment

A proprietary band function enables obtaining accurate fractions even when the peak elution time varies, by catching the target component according to variations in the chromatogram. If connected to workstation software, fractions can be simulated on screen to determine whether or not the fraction program is appropriate.

Details:

• Small and Large Volume Collection Capacity
• The FRC-10A collects both analytical and preparative fractions. The standard configuration has a 144 5mL vial capacity. The large volume kit can be added for large volume collection.
• Precise Peltier Temperature Control
• For automated collection of thermally-labile fractions, Peltier temperature control keeps temperatures stable within a 4-70º C range.
• Simplified Graphical Parameter Entry
• Set up fractionation parameters graphically from the SCL-10AVP System Controller. Eliminate the guesswork of determining slope and level values.
• Fraction Collection Flexibility
• Tailor the collection to your application requirements.  Choose from collection criteria such as volume, threshold, and peak purity. A precise peak division feature ensures high purity fractions. The FRC-10A automatically adjusts for retention time shifts, so that only the peak of interest is collected. Our slope-override capability enables continued collection, even when the detector signal is off-scale.

Specifications:

• Drive System and Fraction Collection Methods: Arm-Movement X-Y System
• Select either solenoid valve or direct through nozzle
• Fraction Modes: Manual or programmed fraction collection by combining 14 types of parameters, such as slope, level, and band
• Number of Fractions: 16 to 144
• Collection Tubes: Glass: 3.5, 5, 20, 32, or 50 mL, or user supplied
• Polypropylene: 4.5, 5, 25, or 50 mL, or user supplied

For Preparative Scale Applications

Specifications:

• Trigger Modes: Time slices, Peak (threshold, up- /downslope), Timetable (combination of time intervals and peak) and Manual trigger (supported only with G1323BControl Module)
• Operating Modes: Discrete fractions: default mode for all vessels. The flow is diverted to waste, while moving from one vessel position to the next vessel position Continuous flow: optional, available only when using well plates. It is possible to move from one well plate position to the next one without diverting the flow into the well plate to waste
• Test tube /plate sizes: Minimum 48 mm to 100 mm maximum
• Maximum tube volume: ca. 45 ml
• Maximum flow rate: 100 ml / min (depending on viscosity and generated back pressure, max. 6 bar at the diverter valve)
• Delay volumes [μl]:
  • Fraction collector inlet to diverter valve: -500 (typical, depends on length of the tubing)
  • Diverter valve: ~15
  • Diverter valve to needle: ~110
  • Needle: -~5
• Delay calibration Sensor: Single wavelength absorbance detector working at 654 nm, consisting of a LED and a photo diode
• Diverter Valve: 3/2 Diverter valve with low internal volume (15 μl), switching time < 100 ms, maximum operating pressure 6 bar
• Cooling: Optional (with additional G1330B), performance depending on ambient conditions and the volume of collected fractions
• Maximum capacity: 3 fraction collectors in parallel plus one recovery fraction collector connected via 12-Position, 13-Port Selector valve
• GLP features Early maintenance feedback (EMF), electronic records of maintenance and errors
• Interfaces: Controller-area network (CAN). optional; LAN or external contacts interface RS232C, APG-remote (for remote start / stop signals to / from other modules) Interface to G1330A Thermostat CAN-DC-out for operation of Agilent approved external devices like valves
• Safety features: Leak detection and safe leak handling, error detection and display, exhaust fan for fume extraction of hazardous vapors

Can be sold as an individual component or as part of a complete stack

For Preparative Scale Applications

Specifications:

• Trigger Modes: Time slices, Peak (threshold, up- /downslope), Timetable (combination of time intervals and peak) and Manual trigger (supported only with G1323BControl Module)
• Operating Modes: Discrete fractions: default mode for all vessels. The flow is diverted to waste, while moving from one vessel position to the next vessel position Continuous flow: optional, available only when using well plates. It is possible to move from one well plate position to the next one without diverting the flow into the well plate to waste
• Test tube /plate sizes: Minimum 48 mm to 100 mm maximum
• Maximum tube volume: ca. 45 ml
• Maximum flow rate: 100 ml / min (depending on viscosity and generated back pressure, max. 6 bar at the diverter valve)
• Delay volumes [μl]:
  • Fraction collector inlet to diverter valve: -500 (typical, depends on length of the tubing)
  • Diverter valve: ~15
  • Diverter valve to needle: ~110
  • Needle: -~5
• Delay calibration Sensor: Single wavelength absorbance detector working at 654 nm, consisting of a LED and a photo diode
• Diverter Valve: 3/2 Diverter valve with low internal volume (15 μl), switching time < 100 ms, maximum operating pressure 6 bar
• Cooling: Optional (with additional G1330B), performance depending on ambient conditions and the volume of collected fractions
• Maximum capacity: 3 fraction collectors in parallel plus one recovery fraction collector connected via 12-Position, 13-Port Selector valve
• GLP features Early maintenance feedback (EMF), electronic records of maintenance and errors
• Interfaces: Controller-area network (CAN). optional; LAN or external contacts interface RS232C, APG-remote (for remote start / stop signals to / from other modules) Interface to G1330A Thermostat CAN-DC-out for operation of Agilent approved external devices like valves
• Safety features: Leak detection and safe leak handling, error detection and display, exhaust fan for fume extraction of hazardous vapors

Can be sold as an individual component or as part of a complete stack

For Preparative Scale Applications

Specifications:

• Trigger Modes: Time slices, Peak (threshold, up- /downslope), Timetable (combination of time intervals and peak) and Manual trigger (supported only with G1323BControl Module)
• Operating Modes: Discrete fractions: default mode for all vessels. The flow is diverted to waste, while moving from one vessel position to the next vessel position Continuous flow: optional, available only when using well plates. It is possible to move from one well plate position to the next one without diverting the flow into the well plate to waste
• Test tube /plate sizes: Minimum 48 mm to 100 mm maximum
• Maximum tube volume: ca. 45 ml
• Maximum flow rate: 100 ml / min (depending on viscosity and generated back pressure, max. 6 bar at the diverter valve)
• Delay volumes [μl]:
  • Fraction collector inlet to diverter valve: -500 (typical, depends on length of the tubing)
  • Diverter valve: ~15
  • Diverter valve to needle: ~110
  • Needle: -~5
• Delay calibration Sensor: Single wavelength absorbance detector working at 654 nm, consisting of a LED and a photo diode
• Diverter Valve: 3/2 Diverter valve with low internal volume (15 μl), switching time < 100 ms, maximum operating pressure 6 bar
• Cooling: Optional (with additional G1330B), performance depending on ambient conditions and the volume of collected fractions
• Maximum capacity: 3 fraction collectors in parallel plus one recovery fraction collector connected via 12-Position, 13-Port Selector valve
• GLP features Early maintenance feedback (EMF), electronic records of maintenance and errors
• Interfaces: Controller-area network (CAN). optional; LAN or external contacts interface RS232C, APG-remote (for remote start / stop signals to / from other modules) Interface to G1330A Thermostat CAN-DC-out for operation of Agilent approved external devices like valves
• Safety features: Leak detection and safe leak handling, error detection and display, exhaust fan for fume extraction of hazardous vapors

Can be sold as an individual component or as part of a complete stack

For Preparative Scale Applications

Specifications:

• Trigger Modes: Time slices, Peak (threshold, up- /downslope), Timetable (combination of time intervals and peak) and Manual trigger (supported only with G1323BControl Module)
• Operating Modes: Discrete fractions: default mode for all vessels. The flow is diverted to waste, while moving from one vessel position to the next vessel position Continuous flow: optional, available only when using well plates. It is possible to move from one well plate position to the next one without diverting the flow into the well plate to waste
• Test tube /plate sizes: Minimum 48 mm to 100 mm maximum
• Maximum tube volume: ca. 45 ml
• Maximum flow rate: 100 ml / min (depending on viscosity and generated back pressure, max. 6 bar at the diverter valve)
• Delay volumes [μl]:
  • Fraction collector inlet to diverter valve: -500 (typical, depends on length of the tubing)
  • Diverter valve: ~15
  • Diverter valve to needle: ~110
  • Needle: -~5
• Delay calibration Sensor: Single wavelength absorbance detector working at 654 nm, consisting of a LED and a photo diode
• Diverter Valve: 3/2 Diverter valve with low internal volume (15 μl), switching time < 100 ms, maximum operating pressure 6 bar
• Cooling: Optional (with additional G1330B), performance depending on ambient conditions and the volume of collected fractions
• Maximum capacity: 3 fraction collectors in parallel plus one recovery fraction collector connected via 12-Position, 13-Port Selector valve
• GLP features Early maintenance feedback (EMF), electronic records of maintenance and errors
• Interfaces: Controller-area network (CAN). optional; LAN or external contacts interface RS232C, APG-remote (for remote start / stop signals to / from other modules) Interface to G1330A Thermostat CAN-DC-out for operation of Agilent approved external devices like valves
• Safety features: Leak detection and safe leak handling, error detection and display, exhaust fan for fume extraction of hazardous vapors

Can be sold as an individual component or as part of a complete stack

The easy-to-use Model 2110 Fraction Collector provides multiple collection modes for chromatographic separations.

Features:

• Time or drop collection modes (or volume collection mode when connected to the Model EP-1 Econo Pump, BioLogic LP System, or BioLogic DuoFlow System)
• Collection of 1 drop (~50 µl) to 9 ml fractions in 80 test tubes or microtubes (with optional adaptor)
• Small chromatography columns can be mounted to drop-forming arm to minimize dead volume
• Manual-advance tube changes
• Coldroom compatibility
• Small footprint of 24 x 33 cm

Specifications:

• Capacity: Eighty 13 x 100 mm glass, polypropylene, or polystyrene test tubes, or 1.5 ml microtubes when using optional micro tube adaptor
• Collection basis: 1–999 drops in 1 drop increments, 0.05–9.99 min in 0.01 min increments, 10.0–99.9 min in 0.1 min increments
• Construction: Case and carousel, polypropylene; front panel, hard-coated polycarbonate
• Drop former: Silicone rubber
• Waste outlet tube: Polyurethane
• Operating temperature: 4–40°C
• Safety: Meets IEC 61010 and CSA 22.2 certification
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 24 x 33 x 25 cm

The FC 203B is the perfect compact fraction collector, capable of handling a wide variety of collection vessels, including microplates, vials and tubes. The built-in keypad makes setup and operation simple and efficient. Collect fractions by time, drop or peak to suit all your LC applications.

Specifications:

• Detector Input: +/- 100 mV full scale
• Drop Counting: Up to 9,999 drops per fraction
• Maximum Rate: 20 drops/sec
• Functional Altitude: up to 2000 m
• Temperature Range: 5–40°C
• Air Pressure: 75–105 kPa
• Pollution Degree: 1 or 2
• Humidity:  80% for temperatures up to 31°C, decreasing linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40°C
• Event Marker: 100 ms pulse
• Maximum Collection Volume/Tube: 20 mL (28 x 60 mm 
• Maximum Fractions: 128 (12 x 75 mm tubes
• Power Requirements:  50–60 Hz, 100–120 or 220–240V
• Weight: 5 kg (11 lbs.)

Description:

The Transgenomic WAVE Fragment Collector Model FCW 200 enables fully automated purification of nucleic acids with the WAVE System. Nucleic acid samples collected by the FCW 200 meet high purity and sample concentration requirements for use in molecular genetic analyses and genomics. The dual plate FCW 200 enables fully automated fractionation and purification of ss- and dsDNA, RNA, and synthetic oligonucleotides with minimum sample loss and minimum cross contamination. The FCW 200 is controlled by both NAVIGATOR Software and WAVEMAKER Software enabling multiple modes for collection of nucleic acid fragments including: Minimum detection threshold above baseline with proprietary baseline drift compensation; Time/eluent volume window around peak retention time; Combined peak and threshold detection; Positive and/or negative slope detection; Combined slope and threshold detection; User-defined collection time windows.

Specifications:

• Electrical: 85-264 V, 47-440 Hz, 300 W
• Dimensions: 14” x 18” x 13”

FRAC-100 (with its drop counting accessory) can collect fractions in a variety of different ways, based either on time, volume or drop counting, controlled via simple programs specified by the operator. For example, you can choose to collect uniform fractions of a fixed time period.

Specifications:

• Fraction Size Timing:01-99.99 min (0.01 min increments)
• Fraction Size Timing: 100-999.9 min (0.1 min increments)
• Fraction Size Timing: 1000-9 999 min (1 min increments) within an accuracy of ± 0.02%
• Fraction Size Volume: 01-99.99 ml (0.01 ml increments)
• Fraction Size Volume: 100-999.9 ml (0.1 ml increments)
• Fraction Size Volume: 1000-9 999 ml (1 ml increments) within and accuracy of ± 0.02%
• Maximum Drop Rate: 15 drops/sec
• Weight: 5 kg
• Dimensions: 30 x 29 x 39 cm
• Environment: +4 to +40°C, 20-95% relative humidity
• Environment: 84-106 kPa (840-1060 mbar) atmospheric pressure
• Peak Memory: up to 11 peaks
• Tubing:7 – 2 mm outer diameter