OverviewThe i-Series Method Transfer System (MT system) enables both conventional HPLC analysis and rapid UHPLC analysis by providing high compatibility with existing LC systems and supporting high-speed methods. It delivers outstanding reproducibility between various LC systems with different system delay volumes, simplifying method transfer between instruments. The system allows migration between UHPLC and HPLC using a single integrated system and is based on the i-Series platform to maximize performance and reliability for method migration and transfer.
Key features- Dual flow lines: A single integrated system provides two flow lines with UHPLC and HPLC delay volumes to simplify migrating methods between HPLC and UHPLC and to support both conventional and high-speed analyses.
- ACTO function (Analytical Condition Transfer and Optimization): Incorporated in LabSolutions™, ACTO transfers injection timings matched to differences in system volumes between instruments without editing concentration gradient programs in existing methods.
- Seamless method transfer: Transfer methods with single-button operation via the ACTO function to streamline method transfer processes.
- User-friendly operability: Designed on the i-Series platform with core technologies that provide a solid foundation for reliable, easy-to-use analysis workflows.
- Applications in pharmaceutical development: Enables process synthesis screening analysis in the UHPLC flow line and impurity content identification in the HPLC flow line.
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Technical characteristics / specifications- Series / model family: i-Series
- Dual flow-line architecture supporting both UHPLC and HPLC delay volumes
- ACTO function for automated transfer and optimization of analytical conditions across systems
- Integration with LabSolutions™ software for method transfer and timing adjustment
- Single-button operation for method transfer
- Designed for reproducibility between LC systems with differing system delay volumes
- Intended applications: pharmaceutical development (process synthesis screening, impurity identification)