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Mass Spectrometry Benches

Mobile mass spectrometry benches designed to easily optimize the setup of your mass spec lab.

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A mass spectrometry bench, also known as a mass spec bench, is a mobile solution for holding and relocating your LC/MS instruments. MS benches offer easy access to all areas of your system, allowing users to optimize their whole laboratory setup. The robust and ergonomic design of Agilent mass spectrometry benches ensures safe working conditions.|The InfinityLab Flex Bench MS is a MS lab bench that enables you to keep your LC and MS instrument modules in one stack. It is designed and tested for use with InfinityLab LC/MSD Series single quadrupole and Ultivo LC/TQ systems. The configuration of this mobile MS bench improves laboratory environments by offering an integrated solution for waste management and a Quiet Cover to reduce pump noise.|The G3215A Mass Spec Bench includes a sound absorbing pump enclosure with two cooling fans designed to accommodate up to two rough pumps. Pumps are on a separate surface to reduce vibration and pump noise. This bench is suitable for use with benchtop triple quadrupole LC/MS and quadrupole time-of-flight LC/MS instruments.

Mass Profiler Software

Non-target LC/IM-QTOF data extraction, 2-group differential analysis and compound identification software

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Mass Profiler software allows comparisons between two individual samples or two sample groups. This multivariate analysis mass spec software helps you investigate sample or sample group similarities and differences and perform sample classification using Principal Component Analysis (PCA).|Mass Profiler is specifically designed for expression profiling applications such as biomarker discovery. It uses a unique feature extraction and correlation algorithm, excelling at locating all the components in even very complex peptide mixtures.

Mass Profiler Professional Software

Comprehensive multi-group differential analysis toolbox, including metabolic pathway analysis and compound identification for GC/MS, ICP/MS and LC/MS data

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Agilent Mass Profiler Professional (MPP) software is a chemometrics platform for exploiting the high information content of MS data and can be used in any MS-based differential analysis to determine relationships among two or more sample groups and variables. It provides advanced statistical analysis and visualization tools for GC/MS, LC/MS, CE/MS, and ICP-MS data.|MPP is the only platform that provides integrated identification/annotation of compounds and integrated pathway analysis for metabolomics and proteomics studies. Automated sample classification is enabled by the available MassHunter Classifier tool, which revolutionizes MS-based qualitative analysis of unknown samples.

Low Thermal Mass LTM II Columns

Offers rapid temperature programming rates, faster column times & shorter analytical cycle times than air-bath GC oven techniques. Available for 7890 and 6890 Series LTM GC systems.

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J&W Low Thermal Mass LTM II column modules combine a high-quality fused silica capillary column with heating and temperature-sensing components for a low thermal mass column assembly. The LTM column module contains a patented design that efficiently heats and cools the column for significantly shorter analytical cycle times compared to conventional air-bath GC oven techniques, while also using less power.|Modules for 7890 Series GC systems are available in a wide variety of WCOT and select PLOT column configurations. The LTM II transfer line module has two heated, temperature-programmable tubes (transfer lines) through which the column leads pass, to prevent cold spots between the oven and the column assembly. Each module attaches to a transfer line module, and the resulting assembly inserts into slots in the LTM oven door.

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InfinityLab Pro iQ Series Mass Detector

Become a mass confirmation pro with next-generation mass detectors for LC

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The InfinityLab Pro iQ is a next-generation, small-footprint mass detector for LC. Equipped with advanced intelligence capabilities and new technology designed to make your life easier, this game-changing instrument gives you the confidence to manage diverse purification and analytical needs with ease. Become a mass detection pro and drive productivity with less effort.|Experience unparalleled performance combined with instrument intelligence that delivers mass measurement as easy as UV detection for molecules large and small. The seamless integration of the InfinityLab Pro iQ with best-in-class Agilent Infinity III LC separation and Agilent OpenLab CDS helps labs manage diverse analytical needs with confidence. Agilent is ready to take your lab to the next level.

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Mass-dependent dead time variability Mass-dependent dead time variability

Hi, I read in Murphy et al. (2026) that Agilent uses a mass-dependent dead time variability to cover the full mass range (section 3.1). Is this true, and does that mean that the dead time reported by Masshunter is not what is actually being applied to the ends of the range (e.g., U and Li)? If so, is there any way to get the true dead time value for a measured mass?

MassHunter qualitative analysis 12.0 query for Average mass MassHunter qualitative analysis 12.0 query for Average mass

There is an argument here that Deconvoluted Mass is not a term, and we should report as an Average Mass. I tried to change the parameters for deconvolution in processing method but still not getting a single average mass. The Sequence Manager particularly says Average mass or monoisotopic mass if write a sequence over there. Is there anyway how to report average mass using MassHunter qualitative analysis 12.0 or any scientific reason to report Deconvoluted mass or highest abundance deconvoluted mass.

MassHunter Qualitative Analysis Version 13.0: Recalibrate Reference Mass MassHunter Qualitative Analysis Version 13.0: Recalibrate Reference Mass

I realized that I was incorrectly referencing one of the two negative lock masses in my method. I read that you can "recalibrate" the data file by simply right-clicking on the TIC and select "Recalibrate". However, Version 13 does not have that option, and I cannot find it in the Method Editor either.

High RSD on mass 7 during Performance Report High RSD on mass 7 during Performance Report

Hi all, I am getting high RSD (7.2%) and low counts (2738.04) on mass 7 (Li) from the performance report during the startup sequence on my 7700. The other masses, 89 and 205, have good sensitivity and RSD values. This seems peculiar as if it were a sample feed issue, then the sensitivities off all the masses would be affected. Skimmer, sample cone, graphite ring, tubes and glassware all swapped/clean/replaced etc. Any tips? Many thanks!

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