Used AB SCIEX / APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS / ABI / MDS SCIEX Triple Quad 5500 #293806842 for sale

AB SCIEX / APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS / ABI / MDS SCIEX Triple Quad 5500 is a high performance spectrometer for analyzing compounds for chemical and biological applications. It employs a triple quadrupole mass analyzer to separate and measure components of a sample using quadrupole mass spectrometry (QMS). This enables the system to provide its users with rapid and sensitive quantification results. The system's isolating Quadrupole 1 (Q1) ensures high resolution, while the second Quadrupole (Q2) is used to trap and analyze specific ions. The triple quadrupole allows for a reliable and sensitive analysis. This system is equipped with advanced technologies, such as Velocity Resolving Power (VRP), Precise Ion Deflection (PID) and Rapid Accurate Mass (RAM) to improve analyte resolution and sensitivity. Additionally, it offers a wide range of scan modes, such as full-scan and fragment-scan, as well as Enhanced Product Ion Acquisition (EPIA) for more selective data analysis. ABI Triple Quad 5500 can be configured with an array of components to meet specific requirements. It is available with multiple ion sources—the electron ionization (EI), chemical ionization (CI), and triple stage quadrupole (TSQ), and has a wide range of detector options. It is also equipped with customizable analytical software, allowing users to set parameters, review data, and optimize results. Overall, AB SCIEX Triple Quad 5500 is an effective spectrometer suitable for a wide range of applications. Its triple quadrupole mass analyzer allows for superior resolution and sensitivity, while its array of advanced technologies, such as PID and RAM, provide improved analyte resolution and increased sensitivity. It is equipped with multiple ion sources and detector options, and is highly customizable with software that allows the user to control parameters and review results. Thus, it is well suited to meet the needs of various industries that require reliable chemical and biological analysis.