Thermo Fisher Scientific unveils new advanced liquid chromatography system

New Thermo Scientific Vanquish Core HPLC System maximises the delivery of precise results with simple method transfer.

Pharmaceutical, food and industrial laboratories will be able to optimise their routine testing and quality control (QC) workflows with an enhanced high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) system that delivers improved uptime and precision.

The new Thermo Scientific Vanquish Core HPLC Systems expand on the performance of the Vanquish platform to provide a productivity-enhancing solution for routine laboratories. From automatically monitoring and determining solvent and waste levels with the Vanquish Solvent Monitor, to continuous background monitoring of system health, the Vanquish Core HPLC System maintains “consistent” throughput of results.

Brian Alliston, data integrity expert, Sterling Pharma Solutions, said: “In this industry, we are under constant pressure to analyse our samples in time without compromising results. We are always searching for new ways to improve efficiency, and get the reliable data we need without putting additional burden on our team. The Vanquish Core HPLC System provides us with a single analytical solution that minimises unexpected downtime, delivers results dependably, and allows Sterling Pharma Solutions to stay competitive by delivering quality products.”

Linda De Jesus, vice-president and general manager, high-performance chromatography solutions, Thermo Fisher Scientific, added: “Routine analysis laboratories are expected to deliver precise results without delays. Chromatographers are often required to run methods from a diverse range of instrumentation, which presents a set of challenges, especially when integrating systems into an existing infrastructure.

“While the Vanquish Core HPLC System enables our customers to deliver the results demanded of them, it also drastically simplifies method transfer and offers easy integration with other chromatography data system (CDS) software infrastructure.”