Description
Waters Acquity UPLC System with SQ Detector Overview
Waters Acquity UPLC System with SQ Detector
This system pairs Waters’ ACQUITY UPLC platform with an SQ Detector for combined UV/PDA and mass spectrometric detection in a single configuration. The sub-2µm particle UPLC design delivers roughly 3x the efficiency of conventional 5µm HPLC columns, with up to 70% higher resolution — meaning more information from more samples in less time.
The Binary Solvent Manager handles high-pressure precision mixing for reproducible gradient runs, while the Sample Manager provides reliable automated sample handling. The Sample Organizer extends onboard capacity well beyond the base configuration, useful for labs running large batch queues. The Column Heater (CH-A) maintains consistent column temperature for reproducible retention times across runs.
The PDA Detector adds simultaneous multi-wavelength UV/Vis detection for spectral confirmation, while the SQ Detector brings single quadrupole mass detection into the same workflow — useful when UV/PDA alone isn’t enough to confirm compound identity. The SQ Detector covers a 2–2048 m/z mass range with scan speeds up to 10,000 Da/s, and supports fast polarity switching and multi-mode ionization for flexible method development.
This Waters Acquity UPLC System with SQ Detector is offered fully refurbished and tested, in working condition by Alliant Scientific.
Includes:
- Waters Acquity UPLC System with SQ Detector
- Sample Organizer
- PDA Detector
- Sample Manager
- Column Heater (CH-A)
- Binary Solvent Manager
- SQ Detector
- Vacuum Pump
- Data System
- 90-Day Warranty
Optional:
- Premium Refurbishment with Extended Warranty
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Listing last updated: August 2026.
