ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS
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BUYING LAB EQUIPMENT
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CANNABIS INDUSTRY
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CBD
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CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED
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CERTIFIED USED
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GCMS
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HEMP
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HPLC
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MARIJUANA
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MARIJUANA INDUSTRY
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RECONDITIONED
Why Buying Certified Pre-Owned Laboratory Equipment Could Be Preferable To Buying New
Posted by MATT CLARK
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Certified pre-owned analytical laboratory equipment can offer a strong value proposition for those looking to purchase high-quality instruments at a lower cost. These instruments can provide many of the same benefits as brand new equipment, while also offering the opportunity to acquire older models or hard-to-find instruments, and the peace of mind that comes with a thorough refurbishment and testing process.
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
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ANALYTICAL TESTING
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CANNABIS
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CANNABIS INDUSTRY
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CBD
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CHROMATOGRAPHY
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CHROMATOGRAPHY METHODS
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EDUCATIONAL
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GCMS
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HEMP
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HPLC
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HPLC VS GCMS
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MARIJUANA
Understanding the Differences Between HPLC and GCMS Systems
Posted by MATT CLARK
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HPLC and GCMS systems are two of the most commonly used analytical instruments in laboratories. They are both used to separate and identify compounds in samples, but they have different features and capabilities. HPLC is a versatile technique that can be used to analyze a wide range of samples, including liquids, gases, and solids, while GCMS is mainly used to analyze volatile or semi-volatile compounds. Choosing the right system will depend on the sample type and the analysis required.