|Articles|April 27, 2012

The Nexera MP UHPLC for LC/MS analysis in drug detection processes

Shimadzu has introduced the Nexera MP UHPLC as a Front End system for LC/MS. The Nexera MP is perfect for LC/MS analysis conducted in pharmacokinetics and synthesis stages in drug detection processes.

The Nexera MP UHPLC for LC/MS analysis in drug detection processes

Shimadzu has introduced the NexeraMP UHPLC as a Front End system for LC/MS. The Nexera MP is perfect for LC/MS analysis conducted in pharmacokinetics and synthesis stages in drug detection processes.

The new SIL-30ACMP Multiplate Autosampler used in the Nexera MP is best suited for LC/MS analysis and has the industry-best micro-volume injection repeatability, the world’s highest injection speed and the lowest carryover. Combining the Nexera MP with Shimadzu’s LCMS-8030 Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer or the LCMS-2020 Single Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer creates a system for quick analysis of multiple samples with high accuracy.

Additional outstanding features

Efficient sample preparation
through excellent injection repeatability with micro volume injections streamlining the preparation process.
Two or more analyzers share one system
supporting the reduction of energy consumption and operation costs.
Column oven setting to the MS position
enabling achievement of ultra-high-speed, high-separation LC/MS analysis while maximizing the system’s separation performance.

The Nexera MP is controlled by Shimadzu’s LabSolutions software and major LC/MS workstations available from other companies.

For more details please visit www.shimadzu.eu

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