Gas Chromatograph

A Gas Chromatograph (GC) is a highly sensitive and powerful analytical instrument widely used in petrochemical, environmental, power systems, food safety, pharmaceuticals, and other industries. Its main function is to separate and quantitatively analyze volatile compounds in complex mixtures. GC plays a vital role in ensuring product quality, safety, and regulatory compliance.

Key Importance of Gas Chromatography:

Precise Composition Analysis
GC enables the accurate detection of trace components in gases and volatile mixtures, such as natural gas, LPG, transformer oil, and chemical solvents.
Quality Control and Process Monitoring
GC is essential in manufacturing environments for monitoring production processes and ensuring consistent product quality. It helps identify impurities, degradation products, or unexpected components.
Regulatory Compliance
GC is widely used to meet international and national standards, including VOCs testing, environmental emissions monitoring, and hazardous gas limits under GB, EPA, or ASTM guidelines.
Crucial in Power Systems
GC is indispensable in Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) for transformer oil, helping utilities detect insulation degradation or fault gases early—reducing equipment failures and improving grid reliability.
Automation and Integration Ready
With autosamplers, digital control systems, and remote data transmission, modern gas chromatographs are becoming smarter and more efficient, well-suited for laboratory and industrial automation.

The gas chromatograph analyzer launched by Baoding Pushi Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. according to the needs of the industry market can meet the needs of most customers.