Portable Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry System

The Explorer 2000 Portable Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) System is engineered for rapid, on-site detection of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other hazardous substances. Combining advanced chromatographic separation with high-resolution mass spectrometry, this portable system delivers lab-quality results in real time—making it indispensable for emergency response, environmental monitoring, and industrial safety. Designed for versatility and speed, the Explorer 2000 empowers users to identify and quantify pollutants anytime, anywhere, without compromising accuracy.

Specifications

Analysis Speed

Quantifies 52 types of VOCs in just 4 minutes—ideal for time-critical scenarios

Mass Range

15-550 amu, enabling detection of a broad spectrum of organic compounds, from light hydrocarbons to complex aromatics

Sampling Capability

Equipped with both gas sampling probes and liquid sampling needles, supporting analysis of gaseous and liquid pollutants

Key Technologies

Low-heat-capacity rapid gas chromatography (for fast separation) and linear ion trap mass spectrometry (for high selectivity)

Software Integration

Integrated NIST spectral libraries and expert system for automated qualitative/quantitative analysis

Key Features

Ultra-Fast Analysis for Emergency Response

In critical situations—such as chemical spills or industrial leaks—every minute counts. The Explorer 2000 excels here, analyzing 52 VOCs in just 4 minutes, far outpacing traditional lab-based GC-MS systems. This speed transforms emergency monitoring, allowing responders to identify hazards quickly, assess risks, and take decisive action to protect public safety.

Dual Sampling for Multi-Scenario Use

Whether testing air pollutants, contaminated water, or liquid waste, the Explorer 2000 adapts seamlessly. Its integrated gas sampling probe and liquid sampling needle eliminate the need for separate tools, enabling on-the-spot analysis of both gaseous and liquid matrices. This versatility makes it a single solution for environmental audits, industrial emissions checks, and post-disaster contamination assessments.

Broad Mass Range for Comprehensive Detection

With a mass range of 15–550 amu, the system captures a wide array of compounds, from volatile solvents (e.g., benzene, toluene) to heavier organics (e.g., pesticides, PAHs). This breadth ensures no critical substance is missed, even in complex samples with mixed contaminants.

Intelligent Operation for User-Friendly Workflows

* Integrated NIST spectral libraries for instant compound identification.

* Expert system-driven one-click analysis, reducing reliance on specialized training.

* Automated qualitative and quantitative reporting, minimizing manual data processing.

This intelligence makes it accessible to field technicians and lab analysts alike, ensuring consistent results across teams.

Advanced Technology for Superior Performance

At its core, the system leverages two breakthrough technologies:

* Low-heat-capacity GC: Enables rapid temperature ramping and column equilibration, cutting separation time without sacrificing resolution.

* Linear ion trap MS: Enhances sensitivity and selectivity, even for trace-level contaminants in noisy matrices, ensuring accurate quantification down to ppb levels.

Advantages

Portability Meets Precision: Delivers lab-grade accuracy in a field-ready design, eliminating the delays of sample transport to off-site facilities.

Rapid Decision Support: 4-minute turnaround for 52 VOCs ensures timely responses in emergencies, from chemical leaks to environmental spills.

Versatility Across Matrices: Analyzes both gases and liquids, reducing the need for multiple instruments.

User-Centric Design: Automated workflows and integrated libraries lower the skill barrier, making advanced analysis accessible to all operators.

Applications

Emergency Response

Rapid identification of toxic VOCs during chemical spills, industrial accidents, or hazardous material (HazMat) incidents.

Real-time monitoring of air quality in disaster zones to guide evacuation and cleanup efforts.

Environmental Monitoring

On-site testing of soil vapors, groundwater, and ambient air for VOCs, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations (e.g., EPA standards).

Tracking pollutant migration from landfills, industrial sites, or agricultural operations.

Industrial Safety

Routine checks of workplace air for volatile solvents, protecting workers from exposure to harmful chemicals.

Leak detection in chemical storage facilities, refineries, or pharmaceutical manufacturing plants.

Public Health

Screening of drinking water sources for volatile contaminants (e.g., trihalomethanes) to ensure potability.

Rapid assessment of indoor air quality for formaldehyde, benzene, and other harmful VOCs.

The Explorer 2000’s unique blend of speed, versatility, and intelligence makes it the ideal tool for professionals who can’t afford delays in identifying hazards.

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