Thermo Scientific Mass Spectrometer TSQ Endura Class 4 - As-Is

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As-Is Selling for Parts Only, Unit Not Working! From forensic toxicology to environmental analysis to pharmaceutical research, a constant in almost every field is the need for greater productivity; to quantify more samples in less time with greater reliability and confidence, and to do it all on ever tighter budgets. The Thermo Scientific Endura Triple Quadruple Mass Spectrometer meets these needs with unsurpassed value. It delivers best-in-class sensitivity run after run and day after day regardless of sample type or matrix, and does so with an ease-of-use that takes the worry out of method development and operation. The mass spectrometer is known for its exceptional sensitivity, delivering best-in-class performance for a wide variety of applications. It offers outstanding reliability and ease of use, making it ideal for environmental analysis, pharmaceutical research, and forensic toxicology. This equipment paves the way for greater productivity, offering reliable, high-confidence results in less time. The Thermo Scientific Mass Spectrometer TSQ Endura has an ease-of-use that removes the worry out of method development and operation.

• Unmatched sensitivity with exceptional signal-to-noise ratio
• Ease of use for worry-free method development and operation
• Ideal for a wide range of applications in environmental, pharmaceutical, and forensic fields

• Mass Range: m/z 103400
• Resolution: Q1 and Q3 adjustable to 0.4 Da peak width (FWHM) across the entire mass range
• Scan Rate: 15,000 amu/second at a resolution of 2 FWHM
• 500 SRM/second (for any resolution from 0.4 through 2.0 FWHM)
• 25msec polarity switching
• Mass Stability: Mass assignment within 0.05 Da over a 24 hour period

Metric: 158.758 kg
Imperial: 350.0 lbs

Metric: 32 cm x 26 cm x 28 cm
Imperial: 12.6 in x 10.24 in x 11.02 in

9027200000

Mass spectrometers for analytical use - This code is used due to the specific application of the equipment as a mass spectrometer for analytical purposes, making it the most appropriate classification for customs and tariffs.