The LCMS-8060 has redefined LC-MS/MS detection limits and quantitative capabilities. With new ion focusing technology, the 8060 creates a meaningful impact on trace quantitative detection by opening new opportunities for scientists to deliver solutions that truly make a difference.
Unmatched Sensitivity
Shimadzu has redefined “sensitivity” with the LCMS-8060. The newly developed UF-Qarray ion guide incorporates groundbreaking technology that increases LC-MS/MS sensitivity by enhancing ion signal intensity and reducing noise. By improving the ion sampling device, the ion guide, and the vacuum efficiency, the LCMS-8060 delivers a new standard for sensitivity.
UF-Qarray
The innovative design of the Qarray allows for enhancement of ion signal while simultaneously reducing noise. This yields ultra-low detection limits, allowing for trace quantitation.
In addition to obtaining high-quality data with extraordinary sensitivity, the LCMS-8060 delivers qualitative information concurrently. Product ion scans can be triggered by a pre-set threshold. This enables the simultaneous collection of multiple MRM events with full scan product ion spectra at different collision energies.
Unmatched Speed
Ultra Fast – Scanning & Switching
The LCMS-8060 delivers the fastest quadrupole scan speed of up to 30,000 u/second with a 0.1 Dalton step size without the loss of mass accuracy. With the fastest polarity switching available, switching acquisition mode from positive to negative only takes 5 msec. Data acquisition occurs so rapidly that triggered MS/MS scans and MRM quantitation can be performed in a single acquisition method.
MRM chromatograms of 105 pesticides (300 pg/mL each) using a polarity switching speed of 5 msec and a sampling window of 65 compounds in 400 msec loop time
LabSolutions Insight Data Review Software
Multi-Analyte Quantitative Software included with every new Shimadzu LC-MS/MS
High throughput data analysis software package that enables faster quantitative analysis and more effective reviewing of multi-analyte panels particularly for food, cannabis, clinical research, and forensics markets.
