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The VGA-101 is a next generation universal detector for GC with extended wavelength and higher allowable operating temperatures. It is intended to simplify complex applications with advanced capabilities including complete isomer identification, shorter GC run times, and resolution of co-eluting peaks.Fill out the form below to access VUV Analytic’s Knowledge Base. Stay up to date with the latest VUV blogs, publications, application notes, conference presentations, webinars, and announcements.
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