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By eliminating manual eluent preparation, RFIC technology ensures consistent eluent strength and composition, enhancing retention time reproducibility, peak area reproducibility, and system sensitivity.
The RFIC (Reagent-Free Ion Chromatography) version of the Dionex Inuvion IC system includes automated eluent generation. This feature uses Thermo Scientific Dionex EGC Eluent Generator Cartridges to generate eluent. Users simply add deionized water. The system then precisely produces hydroxide, carbonate, bicarbonate, or methanesulfonic acid (MSA) eluents on demand. This simplifies operation, reduces contamination risks, and supports gradient separations.
Electrolytic suppression delivers more consistent and stable results by generating the suppressor reagent automatically, eliminating the need for manual chemical handling or replenishment. This reduces maintenance, improves long-term accuracy, and ensures more reliable performance across a wide range of applications.
The Dionex Inuvion IC system adds electrolytic suppression and vacuum degassing of the eluent which reduces noise and improves consistency. It’s an ideal mid-level system for users seeking a higher level of automation and performance stability.
We offer multiple options and peripherals to extend the capabilities of the Dionex Inuvion IC system. Available accessories include:
Yes. It’s a modular, upgradeable platform. You can start with the Dionex Inuvion Core IC system and later add electrolytic suppression or Reagent-Free IC (RFIC) capabilities as your analytical requirements expand. Also, you can easily swap out many of the accessories, such as auxiliary valves and the integrated regenerant pump if your application changes.
The Dionex Inuvion IC system’s high-pressure pump enables precise, continuous flows at up to 5000 psi with vacuum degassing of the eluent. When combined with a precise temperature-controlled conductivity cell delivery, the system has a very stable baseline which produces excellent results. Additionally, automated eluent generation with monitoring and self-serviceable parts minimize downtime and maximize reliability.
It supports ion analysis in diverse matrices such as drinking water, wastewater, environmental samples, and industrial process streams. The system accommodates isocratic and gradient separations on a broad range of 2 mm and 4 mm columns for different ionic species.
The Dionex Inuvion platform is built with new, advanced electronics and a high-performance pump to improve the speed and quality of your results. It features a smart, function-driven design with easy access to all components, built-in how-to videos, automated startup/shutdown, and self-diagnostics. This minimizes training time and operator error while maximizing uptime.
The Dionex Inuvion IC system is a next-generation ion chromatography platform designed for reliable, high-performance ion analysis. It combines intuitive operation, automated workflows, and flexible configurations for consistent, reproducible results every day—ideal for academic, municipal, analytical, and industrial labs performing routine or research IC applications.
By increasing pressure tolerance up to 6000 psi, smaller particle size columns such as 4 µm particle-size columns can be used to achieve shorter run times. This allows the system to provide increased throughput and productivity without sacrificing resolution or data quality. Automated eluent generation provides time savings by eliminating human errors associated with manual eluent preparation.
Automated eluent generation eliminates human errors associated with manual eluent preparation, improves analytical consistency and reproducibility, reduces the need for calibration, and enables gradient separations with an isocratic pump.
Automated eluent generation ensures consistent performance across different days, labs, and operators. The eluent generator electrolytically produces high-purity eluents on-line, delivering eluent concentrations from 0.1-100 mM for hydroxide, carbonate, bicarbonate, or methanesulfonic acid (MSA) at typical application flow rates and pressures up to 5000 psi.
HPIC stands for high-pressure ion chromatography. This capability enables the use of smaller-particle-size 4 µm columns, which provide faster flow rates without sacrificing resolution. HPIC results in shorter run times and increased laboratory throughput while maintaining data quality.