Products from category Mass detectors - page 1

The Thermo Scientific™ OptiSpray™ Ion Source is an intelligent ESI interface for nano- and capillary LC-MS, combining automated spray optimization, high sensitivity, reproducibility, and easy operation with the OptiSpray™ Cartridge system.

Thermo Scientific™ EASY-Spray™ Sources are integrated nano-electrospray ion sources for nano-LC-MS featuring a temperature-controlled column-emitter assembly for stable ionization, excellent reproducibility, and simplified installation.

Thermo Scientific™ Nanospray Flex™ Ion Source is a flexible nano-electrospray ion source for LC-MS, delivering stable ionization, high sensitivity, and seamless integration with online and offline nano-ES workflows.

Cyclic IMS P20 combines high-resolution ion mobility, native MS, and imaging capabilities for detailed structural characterization of complex biological samples.

Ultra-fast HRMS with MRT technology delivering up to 20× higher MS/MS sensitivity, 200 Hz acquisition speed, and exceptional performance for multiomics and imaging applications.

Orbitrap Exploris EFOX is an HRMS detector for screening, quantification, and profiling of trace contaminants in food and environmental analysis using full-scan acquisition and in-source CID.

Thermo Scientific TSQ Altis Plus EFOX Edition is a triple quadrupole mass spectrometer designed for ultra-sensitive quantification of trace contaminants in environmental and food safety analyses.

Thermo Scientific VeriSpray PaperSpray Ion Source enables direct MS analysis without chromatography, delivering rapid results, simplified workflows, high throughput, and reduced cost per test.

Triple quadrupole Thermo Scientific TSQ Certis built for long-term robustness, up to 900 SRMs/s, and stable performance across tens of thousands of injections using OptaMax Plus ion source and advanced Stellar ion optics.

Unlock direct mass measurement of megadalton biomolecules with Waters Xevo CDMS. Analyze viral vectors, RNA, and protein complexes with unprecedented precision and single-ion detection.