Gas Chromatographs

A Gas Chromatograph (GC) is a laboratory instrument primarily composed of mild steel, utilized for separating and analyzing compounds in gaseous samples. Typically weighing 50 kilograms, the GC Dhruva Chromatograph System is fully automatic, offering precise and efficient analysis. It functions by injecting a sample into a gas stream, which passes through a column, separating its components based on their interaction with the column's material. These separated compounds are then detected and quantified, providing insights into the sample's composition. Widely employed in laboratories, GCs are indispensable tools for various applications including chemical analysis, environmental monitoring, and quality control.