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With a focus on speed and intelligence, the 8850 GC stands poised to revolutionize labs across diverse markets, including energy, chemicals, food, and pharmaceuticals, while reducing energy consumption by up to 30%.
Modern labs face the seemingly contrasting goals of maximizing analytical capacity with limited bench space while reducing the overall environmental impact of their operations. In response, lab managers strive to get the most productivity out of every square foot of their facility by maximizing instrument uptime and ensuring optimal use of all available bench space. Meeting sustainability goals amid these pressures requires an unwavering focus on the efficiency of lab operations and individual workflow components.
'We are excited to introduce the 8850 GC, a cutting-edge instrument that leverages the latest technological advancements,' stated
Integrated instrument intelligence enhances uptime, while remote connectivity features facilitate regular maintenance and troubleshooting, ensuring uninterrupted workflow capacity. The instrument's small footprint half the size of the Agilent 8890 GC - maximizes space utilization and operational redundancy. Additionally, heating and cool-down times are shorter, increasing lab throughput. Using up to 30% less power than other GCs, reduces energy costs and helps labs meet their sustainability goals.
'The 8850 GC speaks directly to labs' goals as a small, dedicated single-channel GC with the power of instrument intelligence and the high-end performance of the 8890 GC,' added
The 8850 GC is a powerful addition to Agilent's market-leading portfolio of GC instruments. Learn more by registering to join this live event, Introducing the Next BIG Little Thing in GC. With its small footprint and user-friendly interface, this instrument combines reliability, dedicated high performance, and exceptional data quality, promising to transform lab operations.
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