Scientific Solutions

Analytical Technologies

A comprehensive analytical portfolio spanning chromatography, mass spectrometry, spectroscopy, elemental analysis, plate-based detection, imaging and method-specific consumables.

Analytical Technologies

Coverage

Aventra supports requirement-specific sourcing across the following technology and material areas.

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HPLC & UHPLC
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Gas chromatography (GC)
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Ion chromatography (IC)
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LC-MS & GC-MS
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ICP-OES & ICP-MS
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UV-Vis, fluorescence & FTIR
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Raman & molecular spectroscopy
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Microplate readers & multimode detection
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Microscopy & cellular imaging
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Particle, material & thermal characterization
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Electrochemistry & water analysis
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Columns, vials, standards & analytical consumables
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LC-MS/MS and tandem mass spectrometry
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Analytical sample preparation
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Autosamplers and sample-introduction systems
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Calibration, reference standards and QC
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Chromatography data systems and method transfer

A complete analytical requirement goes beyond the instrument.

Analytical performance depends on the connected method: sample preparation, separation or measurement principle, detector, data system, calibration, standards, columns, vials, solvents and maintenance consumables. Aventra structures the requirement around the reportable result and installed laboratory context.

Separation science
Mass detection
Spectroscopy
Elemental analysis
Plate-based detection
Materials characterization
Modern analytical laboratory

What we clarify before sourcing

Analyte or property to be measured
Sample matrix and expected range
Required sensitivity, selectivity and throughput
Detector and separation requirements
Method transfer or installed-base compatibility
Calibration, standards and consumable continuity

Technical Considerations for Analytical Technology Selection

These illustrated steps frame the main technical decisions behind analytical platform, method and consumable selection.

01 / DEFINE
Illustrative scientific workflow: Define the analytical objectiveDefine the analytical objective

Clarify the sample matrix, target analyte, required detection limit, throughput and reportable output before comparing technologies.

  • Specify sample type, analyte and expected concentration range
  • Define sensitivity, selectivity and throughput expectations
  • Note whether the goal is screening, confirmation or quantification
02 / SELECT
Illustrative scientific workflow: Select the measurement principleSelect the measurement principle

Match chromatography, spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, elemental analysis or other approaches to the analytical question.

  • Compare the suitability of each technique for the target
  • Review sample-prep, separation and detector compatibility
  • Consider installed-base and software environment constraints
03 / EVALUATE
Illustrative scientific workflow: Evaluate method and detector performanceEvaluate method and detector performance

Review detector choice, calibration, controls, columns, solvents, standards and method-robustness requirements.

  • Align detector configuration with the required output
  • Assess calibration, control and maintenance requirements
  • Check method robustness and data-system compatibility
04 / PLAN
Illustrative scientific workflow: Plan continuity and lifecycle supportPlan continuity and lifecycle support

Account for consumables, spare parts, qualifications, maintenance planning and supply continuity around the analytical workflow.

  • Map recurring consumables and service dependencies
  • Review columns, vials, standards and maintenance parts
  • Plan lifecycle continuity and replacement strategy