The Chromatography technique can be used to separate Organic compounds that are volatile. A GC consists of a flowing mobile phase, an injection port, a separation column containing the stationary phase, a detector and a data recording system. The Organic compounds are separated due to differences in their partitioning behaviour between the mobile gas phase and the stationary phase in the column.

After Titrators, now its time for Gas Chromatography, Spectralab has approached a new milestone in the field of Analytical Instruments by introduction of Gas Chromatography. Spectralab has enrolled its prominent name in the list of GC Manufacturers and Suppliers.

Spectralab comes with a GC for every pocket and Specifications to meet various application needs whether it may be determination of volatile Organic solvents or trace impurities. Spectralab’s Gas Chromatography is available in two models viz.
                       
               GC – 3 :  Low end model for routine analysis
               GC – 20  :   High end model with other advantages

Spectralab’s Gas Chromatograph is well equipped with a Column and with Plug in detector (Flame Ionisation Detector). Other Columns and Detectors (TCD, ECD, etc.) can also be attached to it as per ones application and requirement.

Gas Chromatography Technique find its application in almost all the fields ranging from Raw Materials through Cosmetics, Pharmaceuticals, Food Stuffs, Plastics, etc. upto Gaseous Samples. Moreover Spectralab’s Gas Chromatograph acquires less Lab space and comes with 21 CFR Part 11 software (Optional).