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Next Level Performance









 Ultra-low carryover  Excellent reproducibility


 The HS-20 NX series uses the isolation gas flow to reduce carryover to 1/10 of conventional models. It supports a wide   High analysis reproducibility is achieved by the sample vial loading from the
 range of chemical species, including high-boiling point compounds and high-polar compounds, and provides reliable   lower part of the oven. Shimadzu's unique sample vial delivery system
 analytical results.  minimizes heat dissipation in the HS oven as the vial enters and leaves the
               oven, and maintains high temperature stability during repeated analyses.
                                                                                     Ethanol area reproducibility
                                                                                       0.7 % or less (N = 6)


               Common HS sampler                                 HS-20 NX (U.S. Patent: No. 8806965)
               Internal heat escapes easily                      If it is transported from the
 DMSO
               during vial transfer, and                         bottom of the oven, the
 Water
               oven temperature drops                            internal heat does not dissipate
 1.75  2.00  2.25  2.50  2.75  3.00  3.25  3.50  3.75  4.00  4.25  4.50  4.75  5.00  5.25  5.50  5.75
               temporarily.                                      easily and the stability of the
 Negligible carryover                                            oven temperature is improved.



 Conventional HS
 The Isolation Gas Flow  Contaminants
 Gas           High temperature capability and short inert flow path
 Vent  sampling
 valve
 The isolation gas flow prevents sample diffusion from the
               The vial oven and sample line can be set to 300 °C and the transfer line can be set to 350 °C. In addition, the sample
 vent channel, which has been a problem with conventional
 HS-20 NX  Isolation gas  path is designed to be inert and at the shortest distance, so that adsorption of analytes, including high-boiling
 headspace samplers. (patent pending) Carryover of highly
               compounds, and peak broadening are suppressed.
 adsorptive compounds is reduced, eliminating the need for   gas
 Vent  sampling
 repeating blank runs.  valve
 Contaminants
                             Short transfer line
                             Connects the GC to the headspace sampler
                             at the shortest distance
 Class 2A Procedure A  Solvent: DMF                                  n = 5  6   7   8   9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16
 Residual Solvents Analysis
 in Pharmaceuticals                                                                       Sample incubation at 300 °C
 USP <467>
                                                                                          Sample incubation at 220 °C
                                                                     7.5   10.0  12.5  15.0  17.5  20.0  22.5  25.0
                                                                     Cyclic Siloxane (m/z 73) in Resin Outgas at 300 °C
 In the residual solvents analysis of medicines,                         Achieved high recovery rate even for
 Solvent: Water                                                           high-boiling point compounds.
 analysis with an aqueous solvent may be performed
 after analysis with a DMF solvent, but with the
               Ready to use alternative carrier gas
 HS-20 NX, carryover of DMF is not a problem. HS-20
 NX is effective for the analysis of samples with
 different type of solvents or large concentration   The HS-20 NX series with the latest electronic AFC (Advanced Flow Controller) offers highly accurate carrier gas
 differences.  control at constant linear velocity, constant flow and constant pressure modes. It supports the use of nitrogen and

 No carryover of DMF  hydrogen as alternative carrier gases, and makes it easy to transfer analysis methods.


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