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The Analytical Scientist / Product Profiles / 2016 / Diode array detectors with an application range from nano to process LC

Diode array detectors with an application range from nano to process LC

Diode array detectors with an application range from nano to process LC

What may sound unbelievable is made possible by KNAUER introducing an innovative cartridge flow cell design. With a simple and quick flow cell exchange, this detector can be optimized within seconds for highly sensitive analytical UHPLC/HPLC or for in-line detection at high flow rates (> 10 L/min). Furthermore, with the world’s first fiber optics adapter in cartridge design, the flow cell can be spatially separated from the device up to 10 meters, enabling many applications like enhanced security for explosive, radioactive or toxic environments; detection at high temperatures (100 °C); and delay-volume-minimized positioning of the flow cell.
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