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HTA HT2000H - Introduction to Autosampler Operation; Intended Use and Safety Precautions

HTA HT2000H
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1 Introduction
1.1 Intended use and restrictions
HT2000H, HT2100H and HT2000HT are static headspace autosamplers for gas
chromatography.
Headspace gas chromatography (GC) is a technique used for the concentration and analysis of
volatile organic compounds in almost any sample matrix.
The autosampler must be used in a professional environment, and only by properly trained
users. The autosampler must be used according to the regulations in force regarding the safety
in testing laboratories.
A list (not exhaustive) of typical applications of the autosampler is reported below:
Environmental analysis
Quality control in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry
Studies related to pharmaceuticals
Drug discovery
Other techniques or areas of application are possible.
The safety measures and precautions regarding use, maintenance and repair, are not intended
for applications that require the use of toxic or infectious substances.
Every possible mixture or omission of a component cannot be recognized or previously
prevented. The operator that will use the autosampler must be trained about the used
substances, their hazards, their use and their proper disposal. For the correct use of the used
substances, refer to chemicals safety data sheets (MSDS) and to the regulations, laws,
directives and safety decrees currently in force that regulate the behaviour inside the testing
laboratories.
The insertion and positioning of the sample (vial), the insertion of syringes and all the other
preparation activities are under the sole responsibility of the user. The user must operate in
accordance with the law, in particular the ones concerning the safety of testing laboratories and
accident prevention.
The operator must be trained to operate the equipment in accordance with the safety standards
for the laboratories. The autosampler does not have specific protection mechanisms against
substances that are corrosive, potentially infectious, toxic and radioactive or against other
substances that can be hazardous to health. However, when the autosampler is used, because

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