
LCMS-2050 Single Quadrupole LC-MS
Single-quadrupole liquid chromatograph mass spectrometer
Medical equipment and biomedical engineering.
Abuja, Nigeria.
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Single-quadrupole liquid chromatograph mass spectrometer

Single-quadrupole gas chromatograph mass spectrometer

Triple-quadrupole gas chromatograph mass spectrometer

Triple-quadrupole liquid chromatograph mass spectrometer
Browse mass spectrometers in Franance’s catalogue. The listings currently cover Shimadzu LCMS-2050, Shimadzu GCMS-QP2050, Shimadzu GCMS-TQ8050 NX and Shimadzu LCMS-8060NX. Each brand/category/model link narrows the catalogue to the matching product record; it does not promise availability or confirm that every optional component is included.
Read moreChoose the chromatography technique with the laboratory method owner, not from a generic instrument label. LC-MS couples liquid chromatography to mass analysis and is selected for methods compatible with liquid separation and ionisation. GC-MS couples gas chromatography to mass analysis and requires analytes and methods suited to gas chromatographic separation. Sample preparation, volatility, thermal stability, matrix, ionisation and the method's established performance all matter. A supplier should review a method or application schedule rather than infer fit from the instrument name.
Read moreA single-quadrupole instrument such as the LCMS-2050 or GCMS-QP2050 provides mass analysis for the system's supported scan and acquisition modes. A triple-quadrupole tandem system such as the LCMS-8060NX or GCMS-TQ8050 NX supports workflows using precursor-to-product ion transitions, including multiple reaction monitoring (MRM). Shimadzu describes MRM capabilities and high transition rates for its TQ8050 NX. The 8060NX is likewise a triple-quadrupole LC-MS/MS platform.
Read moreTo buy a mass spectrometer in Nigeria, first specify whether your laboratory needs liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (LC-MS) or gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS), then identify the analytical workflow, sample types, existing chromatography platform, software and facility requirements. Franance lists four Shimadzu systems: the single-quadrupole LCMS-2050 and GCMS-QP2050, plus the triple-quadrupole LCMS-8060NX and GCMS-TQ8050 NX. They serve different chromatographic workflows and are not interchangeable merely because each is called a mass spectrometer. Franance accepts quotation orders rather than online checkout. Send the exact model and configuration, quantity, laboratory address and Nigerian state or city; the team can follow up by phone or email to confirm the proposed scope, price and delivery. The product listings do not establish current stock, local price, supply authorization, service coverage or a delivery date. Have the laboratory's technical lead approve the method and configuration before procurement treats a quote as technically acceptable.
Browse mass spectrometers in Franance’s catalogue. The listings currently cover Shimadzu LCMS-2050, Shimadzu GCMS-QP2050, Shimadzu GCMS-TQ8050 NX and Shimadzu LCMS-8060NX. Each brand/category/model link narrows the catalogue to the matching product record; it does not promise availability or confirm that every optional component is included.
For a useful quotation, specify the analytical objective in laboratory terms: target analytes or compound classes, sample matrix, expected concentration range, throughput, qualitative or quantitative needs, and whether a validated or established method must be transferred. Include the complete model reference and whether you need the mass spectrometer alone or a coordinated chromatograph, autosampler, data system and accessories. Ask for separate line items where configuration components or services are priced separately.
Choose the chromatography technique with the laboratory method owner, not from a generic instrument label. LC-MS couples liquid chromatography to mass analysis and is selected for methods compatible with liquid separation and ionisation. GC-MS couples gas chromatography to mass analysis and requires analytes and methods suited to gas chromatographic separation. Sample preparation, volatility, thermal stability, matrix, ionisation and the method's established performance all matter. A supplier should review a method or application schedule rather than infer fit from the instrument name.
The current four-product selection splits across both workflows. LCMS-2050 and LCMS-8060NX are liquid chromatography mass spectrometers. GCMS-QP2050 and GCMS-TQ8050 NX are gas chromatography mass spectrometers. The paired models within each workflow also differ in analyser architecture: QP2050 and LCMS-2050 are single-quadrupole systems, while TQ8050 NX and 8060NX are triple-quadrupole tandem systems. The intended method determines whether that distinction is important; more stages of mass selection do not automatically make a system the right choice for every laboratory.
A single-quadrupole instrument such as the LCMS-2050 or GCMS-QP2050 provides mass analysis for the system's supported scan and acquisition modes. A triple-quadrupole tandem system such as the LCMS-8060NX or GCMS-TQ8050 NX supports workflows using precursor-to-product ion transitions, including multiple reaction monitoring (MRM). Shimadzu describes MRM capabilities and high transition rates for its TQ8050 NX. The 8060NX is likewise a triple-quadrupole LC-MS/MS platform.
Do not select a triple quadrupole solely because it sounds more advanced. Ask the method owner whether the intended method calls for targeted tandem-MS acquisition, what transitions and polarity are required, whether a method package or library is relevant, and what validation or transfer work is planned. For screening, identity confirmation, quantitative assays and regulated laboratory work, requirements differ. The guide describes equipment-selection questions, not analytical performance guarantees or a validated method.
The LCMS-2050 is a compact, single-quadrupole LC-MS. Shimadzu describes its mass range as m/z 2 to 2,000 and offers it as a mass detector integrated with compatible LC configurations; its product materials note that LC units are not included with the detector product. The LCMS-2050 listing mentions compatibility with Shimadzu Nexera and i-Series systems, while other HPLC arrangements require review. Confirm the supplied scope and current compatibility with the exact proposed LC model.
The GCMS-QP2050 is a single-quadrupole GC-MS with entry and standard configurations. Shimadzu describes it as a detector that can pair with a new or existing GC, including compatible Brevis GC-2050 or Nexis GC-2030 configurations. The correct quotation therefore needs the GC model, inlet, autosampler, carrier gas, accessories and the specific QP2050 configuration. Do not assume that a detector-only listing includes a complete GC package.
The GCMS-TQ8050 NX is a triple-quadrupole GC-MS/MS. The manufacturer lists EI and optional ion-source configurations, MRM operation and compatible LabSolutions software families. Its available source options and packages must be confirmed for the specific quote. The catalogue's product family name alone does not identify every chosen source, GC, autosampler, software license or method package.
The LCMS-8060NX is a triple-quadrupole LC-MS/MS system. Shimadzu describes features including IonFocus and automated workflow functions, and its product literature presents applications across different matrices. These examples establish manufacturer-described capabilities, not guaranteed results for a buyer's method. Confirm the LC platform, source and interface, software, method package, sample preparation and accessories required for the intended work.
| Listed model | Workflow and analyser distinction |
|---|---|
| Shimadzu LCMS-2050 | Single-quadrupole LC-MS; confirm LC integration and whether the quote is detector-only or a complete system. |
| Shimadzu GCMS-QP2050 | Single-quadrupole GC-MS; entry and standard configurations are available, and the GC unit and accessories need explicit scoping. |
| Shimadzu GCMS-TQ8050 NX | Triple-quadrupole GC-MS/MS; confirm the ion source, GC, autosampler, software and any method package. |
| Shimadzu LCMS-8060NX | Triple-quadrupole LC-MS/MS; confirm the LC platform, source/interface, software, method packages and accessories. |
State whether you already own a compatible LC or GC and give the manufacturer, model, configuration and relevant interface details. If you are buying a complete system, ask Franance to quote the chromatography instrument, autosampler, injector, column oven, pumps or gas controls, mass spectrometer, computer, software, licenses, cables and commissioning scope as identifiable items. For existing instruments, request compatibility review in writing and list what will be retained or replaced.
For an LC-MS configuration, describe the pump and autosampler arrangement, flow and gradient requirements, column format, ionisation interface, source options and expected solvent use. For a GC-MS configuration, specify the GC model, inlet type, column, autosampler, carrier gas and any headspace or other sample-introduction requirements. Do not treat these examples as a universal configuration checklist: the analytical method and manufacturer compatibility documentation control the actual selection.
Also identify the acquisition and processing workflow. Ask which software version and license are quoted, how many instrument and review seats are included, whether method packages or libraries are needed, and what data export, backup, audit trail or laboratory information system interface is expected. Ask the supplier to list any third-party components and state who is responsible for integration and acceptance testing.
Before placing an order, ask for the exact model's current site-preparation and installation documents. Have the supplier confirm the instrument and connected modules' footprint, service clearances, access route, floor or bench requirements, heat output, ambient conditions, power circuit and grounding, ventilation or exhaust, gases and regulators, network access, solvent storage and waste handling. These needs vary by model, source, chromatography package and local configuration; do not plan from generic catalogue dimensions alone.
Tell the quote team the building location, floor and room access constraints, delivery route, lift or loading limits, laboratory readiness date and contact for facilities engineering. Request a written list of utilities and prerequisites, including who supplies each gas, cylinder restraint or generator, exhaust connection, network port, bench and safety equipment. If the facility relies on voltage conditioning or backup power, obtain the manufacturer or service team's compatibility and sizing requirements rather than assuming a standard UPS is suitable.
For delivery outside a major city, ask whether shipping, customs handling, inland transport, lifting, installation and return visits are included, excluded or separately quoted. Confirm whether the quotation assumes a ready site and what happens if a required utility is not available on arrival. Site acceptance criteria, installation checks and analyst training should be documented before the purchase order is approved.
Request a clear statement of installation and commissioning scope, responsible service provider, training audience, training format and handover records. Ask who will perform the work in Nigeria, whether travel to the destination is included, and which qualifications or manufacturer authorization apply to the proposed service. Franance should confirm actual support arrangements for the specific offer; this guide does not imply a local service centre or response-time commitment.
The written offer should state warranty duration and start date, covered parts and labour, exclusions, response channel, escalation path and whether travel, consumables and preventive maintenance are covered. Ask for availability and lead times for critical spares, source components, pumps, vacuum-related components, columns, filaments and other method-dependent consumables. Confirm what routine maintenance the laboratory performs and what requires a service visit, using the current manufacturer manuals.
For a refurbished, demonstration or previously installed unit, require its status to be stated explicitly. Ask for serial and configuration details, service history, software version and licenses, accessories, calibration or performance checks, warranty terms and any parts that need replacement. Do not accept a used-unit quote that leaves condition or included scope ambiguous.
The catalogue does not publish a confirmed Nigerian selling price for these systems. Request a quotation for the exact instrument and package because the commercial scope may vary with the LC or GC, autosampler, ion source, software and licenses, method packages, accessories, installation, training, warranty, shipping and destination. Ask the quote to identify currency, taxes or charges, validity period, payment terms, estimated lead time and any assumptions behind the price.
If comparing offers, normalize them against the same configuration schedule. A detector-only price is not comparable to a complete chromatograph-mass spectrometer installation. Request an itemized list of supplied modules and explicitly named exclusions, then have the laboratory sign off the technical comparison before procurement evaluates commercial terms. Franance can follow up by phone or email after receiving the quote order; submitting an enquiry does not purchase the equipment online or reserve stock.
Send one complete equipment schedule with the selected model, desired system scope, quantity, Nigerian delivery address, city and state, facility contact and target delivery window. Attach the current analytical method, application brief or tender specification where available. Identify target compounds, sample matrices, expected throughput, existing LC or GC equipment, required source and acquisition modes, software, data transfer and any acceptance criteria.
Ask Franance to confirm in writing the exact model and configuration, manufacturer supply status, country or regional variant, price and currency, stock or expected lead time, shipping and import responsibilities, installation and commissioning, training, warranty, service, consumables, site prerequisites and delivery terms. If any proposed substitution is offered, request its model number and a point-by-point technical comparison for the laboratory's review.
Availability, registration or import documentation where applicable, local supply route, current price, warranty and service coverage must be confirmed for the offered configuration. The fact that a manufacturer's global page describes a model does not establish that the model is currently supplied or supported in Nigeria. Ask Franance to confirm these details in the quote and have the purchasing organization verify any regulatory or import requirements applicable to its intended use and transaction.
Share the intended LC-MS or GC-MS workflow, exact Shimadzu model, chromatograph and accessory requirements, quantity, site-preparation contact and Nigerian destination with Franance. The team can review the enquiry and follow up with a quotation by phone or email. Confirm the complete technical schedule and commercial terms before issuing a purchase order.
Match the LC-MS or GC-MS workflow and single- or triple-quadrupole architecture to the laboratory's method, sample matrix, existing chromatograph and data needs. Have the method owner define and approve the requirements, then ask Franance to quote the exact configuration and destination terms.
Shimadzu's product materials note that LC units are not included with the LCMS-2050 detector product. Ask Franance to state whether the offer is for the detector alone or includes a complete compatible LC configuration.
Shimadzu describes the QP2050 as a detector that can pair with new or existing GC units. Compatibility depends on the exact instruments and configuration, so provide the existing GC model and request written confirmation.
The catalogue does not confirm local stock or delivery timing. Franance must confirm availability, supply route, price, warranty, service scope and delivery terms for the exact model and destination in its quotation.
Send Franance the exact Shimadzu model, LC-MS or GC-MS workflow, chromatography configuration, software and accessory requirements, quantity, laboratory site and Nigerian delivery location. The team will follow up to confirm the proposed scope and commercial terms.
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