• Versatile Sulphur and Nitrogen Detector Launched
  • Versatile Sulphur and Nitrogen Detector Launched

Sulphur analysis

Versatile Sulphur and Nitrogen Detector Launched

PAC (USA) is proud to announce the launch of the new sulphur and nitrogen chemiluminescence detector for gas chromatography: SeNse.  This new instrument replaces the existing Antek 7090 and will be compatible with multiple GC platforms.

With final product specifications and environmental regulations tightening, and the fact that crude intake sulphur levels are rising, it is more important than ever to have lower sulphur detection.  The new PAC SeNse will prove the best solution in the market today.

New patented ceramics, EPC control and a unique constant base pressure control provide SeNse with best baseline stability, higher sensitivity and excellent equimolarity.  

PAC’s SeNse eliminates the need for oxygen in sulphur mode, by utilising a detector air mode as a safer and more cost-effective alternative. 

The instrument has an easy-to-use touch screen, no CDS software dependencies, and a small footprint with easy access, making it a great fit for any laboratory.

SeNse provides the most versatile answer on multiple GC platforms, either as a detector only or as part of a complete PAC GC-solution.


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