Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer LRMS-T2010

Introduction

Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer processes 96 samples with results available in under 5 minutes. It operates at 1 to 2 GHz acquisition frequency for efficient microbial identification workflows. The system delivers over 4500 mass resolution, enabling high-clarity species differentiation. A modular database and intuitive interface ensure enhanced flexibility and simplified user control. Ideal for microbial profiling in pharmaceutical, clinical, food safety, and veterinary diagnostic labs.

This analytical equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer is designed for clinical diagnostics, veterinary testing, and pharmaceutical microbiology. It is highly suited for rapid microbial identification in food safety labs, research institutions, and industrial quality control.

Specifications

Sample Capacity	96 samples
Acquisition Frequency	1 to 2 GHz
Mass Resolution	Greater than 4500 (m/z 2093.09)
Laser Repetition Rate	1 to 200 Hz
Laser Shots	200 billion
Score Range	0.000 to 3.000
Vacuum Level	4×10⁻⁸ mbar
Temperature Range	15 to 35°C
Humidity Range	20 to 85%
Power Supply	100 to 240V, 50/60Hz
Instrument Size	460×690×1150 mm
Net Weight	120 kg
Gross Weight	200 kg

Features

Self-built microbial database

Integrated touch control panel

Dual snap-in maintenance doors

High gain low noise preamplifier

Vacuum recovery in 30 seconds

Fast acquisition frequency response

Grid-free ion source technology

FAQs

1. What type of microorganisms can the Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer detect?

The Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer is designed to identify a wide range of bacteria, yeasts, and fungi. It works by analyzing unique protein profiles from microbial samples. system supports a comprehensive library that can be expanded as needed. It is particularly effective in clinical, food, and pharmaceutical environments where fast microbial profiling is essential. The flexibility of the database allows easy updates to adapt to evolving microbiological challenges.

2. Is the Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer suitable for high-throughput labs?

Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer is optimized for rapid, large-volume sample analysis. The system efficiently handles multiple specimens with minimal user interaction, reducing hands-on time. It features batch processing for continuous workflows in diagnostic or industrial labs. Result interpretation is automated for faster turnaround. This makes it a dependable choice for high-demand environments.

3. How easy is it to operate the Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer?

Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer is designed with simplicity and speed in mind. The touchscreen interface and guided workflows make operation accessible even to non-specialists. Real-time data display allows quick interpretation of microbial profiles. Maintenance alerts and software-driven prompts help reduce user error. It’s a practical tool for busy lab teams.

4. What kind of maintenance does the Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer require?

The Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer requires routine cleaning of target plates and occasional calibration. Built-in diagnostic tools notify users when service is needed. design enables quick access to internal components, reducing downtime during maintenance. Consumables should be replaced based on usage patterns. Annual preventive checks support long-term reliability.

5. What safety features are integrated into the Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer?

Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer includes laser shielding, vacuum monitoring, and thermal safety mechanisms. Overload protection safeguards both users and the unit during long operational hours. Startup and shutdown are guided through step-by-step software prompts. Password-based access ensures controlled use in multi-user environments. These safety measures promote consistency across lab shifts.

6. How are results from the Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer validated?

The Microbial Identification Mass Spectrometer uses algorithmic comparison with a validated spectral database. Each result is assigned a confidence score for clarity in identification. system supports raw data storage for reanalysis or audits when required. External controls and standards can be used for additional validation. This ensures data quality for both clinical and industrial use.