Making LC Method Transfer and Translation Simple – The new ACE LC Translator Tool

Liquid chromatography

Making LC Method Transfer and Translation Simple – The new ACE LC Translator Tool

24 May, 2017

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The ACE LC Translator is a universal tool that has been designed to help simplify and streamline the process of LC Method Transfer and Method Translation. The tool uses the original method and column details as input, along with the new column format and additional parameters such as dwell volume. Translated methods are then automatically generated with no need for the user to manually carry out numerous calculations. Also included are a number of useful tools including experimental details for determining parameters such as dwell volume and column volume that are required for method translation activities, along with other tools useful for everyday practical chromatography, such as a buffer calculator, a column porosity calculator and a column equilibration calculator. For further information on this new tool and to download your free copy contact us or click here.

A universal tool to simplify and streamline LC Method Transfer and LC Method Translation including

  • Method translation and transfer calculators

  • Mobile phase consumption calculator 
  • Column equilibration calculator
  • Determination of system dwell volume
  • Column porosity & buffer composition calculators

Free to Download today

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