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Waters Refurbished HPLC System
The Waters Refurbished HPLC System is an advanced analytical instrument designed for accurate separation, identification, and quantification of compounds. Professionally refurbished and tested, these systems provide reliable chromatographic performance with excellent cost efficiency for laboratories.
Waters HPLC systems are widely used in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, chemical, and research laboratories. Each refurbished system undergoes inspection, calibration, and performance verification to ensure dependable operation for demanding analytical applications.
Product Specifications
| Instrument Type | High Performance Liquid Chromatography System |
|---|---|
| Brand | Waters, USA |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Application | Pharmaceutical, Research & Quality Control |
| Pump Type | High Pressure Solvent Delivery Pump |
| Detector Options | UV / PDA / Fluorescence Detector |
| Flow Rate | 0.001 - 10 mL/min (Model Dependent) |
| Pressure Range | Up to 6000 psi |
| Injection System | Automatic Sample Injector |
| Software Compatibility | Waters Empower Software |
| Column Compatibility | Standard HPLC Columns |
| Calibration | Tested & Verified Before Delivery |
| Power Supply | 220-240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Usage | Laboratory Analytical Applications |
| Packaging Details | System with Required Accessories |
Key Features
- Advanced Waters HPLC analytical technology
- Professionally refurbished and performance tested
- High accuracy compound separation and analysis
- Compatible with Waters Empower software
- Cost-effective alternative to new HPLC systems
- Suitable for pharmaceutical and research laboratories
Applications
Waters Refurbished HPLC Systems are ideal for pharmaceutical quality control, drug analysis, impurity testing, biotechnology research, food testing, chemical analysis, and academic laboratory applications.
Working Principle
High Performance Liquid Chromatography works by passing a liquid mobile phase containing the sample through a packed chromatographic column under high pressure. Different compounds separate based on their interaction with the stationary phase and are detected for accurate qualitative and quantitative analysis.
