Agilent 6890N Gas Chromatograph with 5975 MSD and 7683 Autosampler | Inert EI/CI XL GCMS System

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High-Sensitivity GC/MS for Advanced Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis

If your laboratory is bottlenecked by manual injection errors or unexpected instrument downtime during volatile and semi-volatile compound screening, the Agilent 6890N Gas Chromatograph / 5975 Inert EI/CI XL Mass Selective Detector (MSD) system paired with a 7683 Automatic Liquid Sampler delivers the ultimate intelligent, automated solution. Featuring advanced Electronic Pneumatic Control (EPC) and a precision programmable oven capable of temperatures up to 450°C, the high-performance system works alongside a high-performance quadrupole mass analyzer and Inert XL ion source to guarantee flawless compound identification and rapid full scan or Selected Ion Monitoring (SIM) acquisition modes across a wide range of analytical applications. The integrated 7683 Automatic Liquid Sampler further streamlines your workflow by delivering highly reproducible automated injections, completely removing carryover and sample throughput restrictions prior to mass spectrometry detection. It is a premier, robust powerhouse for environmental facilities tracking EPA-compliant VOCs and SVOCs, as well as pharmaceutical operations requiring uncompromised reproducibility and data integrity for strict impurity profiling and residual solvent testing.

Agilent 6890N 5975 GC MS Price and Cost of Ownership: Reliable Performance at Lower Cost

The cost of ownership for an Agilent 6890N 5975 Inert EI/CI XL GC/MS System with a 7683 Autosampler includes both the initial acquisition investment and the ongoing operational expenses necessary to maintain reliable analytical performance in demanding laboratory environments. A refurbished system typically ranges from $25,000 to $34,000, while a new equivalent configuration, such as the Agilent 8890 GC with 5977C MSD EI/CI and 7693A Autosampler, generally costs between $105,000 and $135,000, depending on system specifications and application requirements. Beyond the upfront purchase price, laboratories should consider long-term operating costs, including carrier gases, consumables (GC columns, liners, septa, filaments, ion source components, and vacuum pump oil), preventive maintenance, calibration, software support, and service contracts to ensure consistent instrument uptime and regulatory compliance. For laboratories seeking advanced GC/MS analytical capabilities while optimizing capital budgets, purchasing a certified refurbished Agilent 6890N 5975 Inert EI/CI XL GC/MS system offers substantial value. Professionally refurbished systems can provide dependable performance comparable to newer models at a fraction of the cost, enabling environmental, pharmaceutical, forensic, food safety, petrochemical, and research laboratories to reduce capital expenditure while maintaining high-quality analytical workflows and maximizing return on investment.

EPA Method 525.3: Semivolatile Organic Chemicals in Drinking Water Using the Agilent 6890N with 5975 Inert EI/CI XL MSD and 7683 Autosampler

The Agilent 6890N GC with 5975 Inert EI/CI XL GC/MS System and 7683 Autosampler provides a reliable platform for laboratory workflows aligned with EPA Method 525.3, which determines semivolatile organic compounds, including PAHs, PCBs, and pesticides, in drinking water following solid-phase extraction. The 5975 Inert XL Mass Selective Detector supports full-scan and Selected Ion Monitoring (SIM) acquisition for sensitive compound detection and quantitative analysis, while the inert ion source can improve performance for active or thermally labile analytes. Electron Ionization (EI) provides characteristic mass spectra that support compound identification through spectral library matching, while the system's optional Chemical Ionization (CI) capability can provide complementary molecular-ion information for selected compounds when additional confirmation is appropriate. The 7683 Autosampler provides reproducible automated injection of calibration standards, quality-control samples, and prepared drinking-water extracts, helping maintain consistency across extended analytical sequences. Combining dependable GC separation, sensitive mass-selective detection, automated sample introduction, and flexible EI/CI capabilities, the Agilent 6890N/5975 Inert XL GC/MS system provides a practical solution for validated EPA 525.3-oriented workflows and routine drinking-water contaminant monitoring.

AMP Tech Analytical Solutions for Academic Research and Grant-Funded Laboratories

At AMPTIUS | AMP Tech Instruments, we support the advancement of scientific education and innovation by providing cost-effective analytical instruments tailored to the unique budget constraints of the academic sector. Every pre-owned system in our inventory is independently evaluated and fully verified within our in-house testing laboratory, making our AMP Tech Certified equipment an ideal choice for university chemistry departments, core facilities, and researchers optimizing limited grant funding. Because academic applications vary heavily from undergraduate teaching labs to complex graduate research, we precisely document each unique listing to ensure the specific components align with your educational goals or specific institutional SOPs. To guarantee that your system includes the exact module configuration required for your research methodology and to align with your university’s procurement process or funding timeline, we highly encourage you to connect directly with our active sales management team or request a customized quote before purchase.