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Chemistry equipment, with the details that matter

A model name is useful. A model name with the installed options, condition and included accessories is much more useful. Start with the instrument as it stands in your laboratory.

01 / Equipment scope

GC and sample introduction

Describe the GC, installed inlets and detectors, and any autosampler or headspace equipment. List external controllers and the acquisition workstation separately.

Useful details: GC model; inlets; detectors; sampler; workstation.

02 / Equipment scope

HPLC and UHPLC

Include each module rather than only the system family. Identify pumps, autosampler, detectors and column compartments, and say whether they remain installed together.

Useful details: Module list; detectors; system grouping; condition.

03 / Equipment scope

Spectroscopy and sample analysis

FTIR, UV-visible and related systems should include sampling accessories and available control hardware. Explain any missing or retained component that changes the offered scope.

Useful details: Instrument; sampling accessories; controller; retained items.

04 / Equipment scope

Bench measurement and preparation

Balances, titrators and preparation instruments can be included in a wider equipment list. Give the model, quantity and current condition for each rather than assuming all items share the same status.

Useful details: Model; quantity; accessories; condition; location.

An enquiry is a review, not an automatic offer

Suitability depends on the individual model, configuration, condition and proposed scope. Tell us what is known and what needs checking. The categories on this page describe equipment we consider; they are not a claim that every instrument can be purchased.