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IonOpticks Aurora Series - For Thermo Scientific Nanospray Flex Source; With Sonation Column Oven (PRSO-V1 and PRSO-V2)

IonOpticks Aurora Series
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For Thermo Scientific Nanospray Flex
Curl the column inside the
heating plate.
1 3
Carefully slide protective sheath backwards towards the nanoZero®
fitting to expose the emitter tip. Press the holding clamp on the heater
open and place the column into the heater. The column emitter should
extend 15-20mm beyond the heating plate.
2
Preparing the column
Holding the nanoZero® with a
spanner, tighten the nanoViper
fitting finger tight until you reach
a firm stop.
with Sonation Column Oven (PRSO-V1 and PRSO-V2)
You will need:
1 x HVCABLE01
for connection of the
source high-voltage to
the nanoZero® fitting.
+
Connect the HVCABLE01 to the
nanoZero as shown.
4
Place top plate on heater and secure in position using the press pins.
Be careful to avoid pinching the column during this process.
5
Ensure that the stage is fully
retracted in the z-axis before
moving the source towards
the mass spectrometer.
6
Slide the source into position
and adjust the x, y and z axis
on the stage to ensure a good
emitter position. The emitter
should be 3-5mm from the
ion transfer capillary.
7
The column is now
installed in the heater
and ready for
operation.
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