GC uses smart algorithms to monitor consumable usage.The split-vent trap housing now has a quick release system.8890 supports 15 different detector types.No data system required to perform installation checkout anymore. GC uses these as a reference to check system performance. Reference chromatographs (FID check out standards) are preloaded into the GC firmware.

Mechanical power switch removed, now uses an electronic power switch, that changes colour depending on the status of the instrument.Collision cell EPCs will now come factory installed in the GC.Replaced by PSD (Pneumatic Switching Device). Installing and removing EPCs no longer requires tools. New EPCs have a micro channel design to reduce EPC clogging.Taken from Intuvo design (Intuvo and 8890 EPCs are not interchangeable). GC has completely new electronic architecture, 8 heated zones, 4 valves, 4 detectors (3 mounted on the top of the oven, 1 on the side).For installation onto MSDs, the 8890 will be backwards compatible as far back as the 59/60 backwards compatible to B.04.03 ChemStation.The 8890 oven has the same oven design and dimensions as the 7890.The 8890 is produced in the USA (Little Falls) and China.

They donвЂ™t share a single part in common.

This is an all new instrument to replace the Agilent 7890.

Here is a brief summary of what they saw.Дefinitely an evolutionary rather than a revolutionary product, it nevertheless contains some cute technology and has a distinct вЂinternet of thingsвЂ™ flavour (which your IT dept may not let you taste). 5975, 7890, 8890, ChemStation, EPC, FID, Gas Chromatograph, GC, Intuvo, MSD, Pneumatic Switching Device, PSD, Thermodynamics ,ДЄnatuneвЂ™s Alan Lockley and Lisa McGowan attended the launch of the new Agilent 8890 GC in Barcelona last week.

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