Mass spectrometer GCMS-QP2050

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Overview
The GCMS-QP2050 is a next‑generation single‑quadrupole gas chromatograph mass spectrometer from Shimadzu, designed to combine a compact footprint with hardware reliability and automated, easy‑to‑use software. It supports routine and advanced gas analyses across materials, environmental and battery research workflows.

Key features

• Single‑quadrupole GC‑MS optimized for volatile and semi‑volatile gas analysis
• Compact, space‑saving design for laboratory integration
• Contamination‑resistant ion optics and long‑life filament to reduce maintenance
• Fast scan speeds (up to 30,000 u/s) and wide mass range (m/z 1.5–1090)
• Compatibility with alternative carrier gases (He, H2) and autosamplers (e.g., GI‑30)
• LabSolutions™ GCMS software with Analytical Intelligence and UFMS support for automated workflows

Videos
Promotional and application videos present the GCMS-QP2050, highlighting hardware reliability, stability and the advantages of automated software for streamlined analyses.

Downloads
Product brochure (PDF) and application notes are available for download describing features, specifications and typical workflows.

Applications

• Analysis of Electrolyte and Electrode in LIB Degraded by Overcharge and High Temperature | 2026-01-20
• Analysis of SAF Using Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography (GC×GC) | 2025-10-22
• High-Sensitivity Gas Analysis Using the GCMS-QP2050 and GI-30 Auto Gas Injector | 2025-10-21

Specifications

• Product type: Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer
• Model: GCMS-QP2050
• Manufacturer: Shimadzu
• Design focus: compact footprint, hardware reliability and stability, automated and easy‑to‑operate software
• Key data: scan speed up to 30,000 u/s; mass range m/z 1.5–1090; ion source: DuraEase (EI)
• Compatibility: multiple autosamplers and detectors; supports He and H2 carrier gases
• Content available: product brochure (PDF), application notes, video materials
• Intended use note: For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.