Modern quality control and research laboratories rely on chromatographic separation to verify sample composition, detect trace contaminants, and confirm product consistency. Understanding how HPLC and GC-MS differ helps laboratories allocate instruments effectively.
Analytical HPLC for Non-Volatile & Polar Compounds
High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) separates compounds dissolved in a liquid mobile phase under high pressure. It is suited for thermally sensitive analytes, pharmaceuticals, organic acids, and additives that cannot be vaporized without decomposition.
GC-MS for Volatile & Semi-Volatile Trace Analysis
Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) vaporizes volatile analytes into an inert carrier gas stream before mass-selective detection. Laboratories use systems such as GC-MS 879 and LGC-B11 for flavor profiling, residual solvents, and trace environmental screening.
Coordinated Setup & Gas Supply
Reliable chromatography depends on clean mobile phases, high-purity carrier gas generators, and qualified commissioning. Primotech supplies analytical HPLC and GC-MS systems alongside installation, user training, and ongoing technical support.
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