Oxford Instruments X-Pulse 90
The only 90 MHz broadband benchtop NMR: cryogen-free permanent magnet, SpinFlow software, optional 25-position X-Auto — structure and QC on the bench, not in a superconducting hall.
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Oxford Instruments MQC-R
Benchtop time-domain NMR at 23 MHz: oil, fat, moisture, protein, fluorine, droplet size — interchangeable 10–26 mm probes, optional >3 T/m gradients, QA software beside the research package.
Key specifications
- Frequency
- 23 MHz time-domain
- Diameter
- 10 to 26 mm (up to 14 mL)
- Channels
- ¹H and ¹⁹F, interchangeable probes
- Pulsed field
- >3.0 T/m optional — diffusion and 1D profiles
- Configured to your application by our specialists
- Installed and commissioned on site
- Training and after-sales support across Jordan, the GCC and MENA
Oxford Instruments MQC-R
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Product overview
MQC-R is Oxford Instruments’ configurable time-domain NMR, not another high-resolution spectrometer. A 23 MHz magnet measures mobility, composition, and mass transport: oil and moisture in food, solid fat, fluorine, amorphous versus crystalline content, emulsion droplet-size distribution. Probes swap from 10 to 26 mm (up to 14 mL) and between ¹H and ¹⁹F. Liquid variable temperature –5 to 70 °C (selected ¹H probes). Pulsed field gradients above 3.0 T/m add diffusion, droplet size, and 1D profiles. Green Imaging research software sits beside Oxford’s QA/QC application pack so the same magnet runs a method in production and a 2D relaxation experiment in development.
Al-Shaker specifies MQC-R versus the production MQC+ when the site needs research gradients, and which probe diameter and nucleus the method actually uses — then installs and supports the analyser. Application methods (oil, SFC, fluorine) are configurations.
X-Pulse remains the high-resolution spectroscopy line. MQC-R is the time-domain instrument you put next to a production lab, not a magnet you cryogen-fill.
Specifications
Technical specifications
4 parameters
- Frequency
- 23 MHz time-domain
- Diameter
- 10 to 26 mm (up to 14 mL)
- Channels
- ¹H and ¹⁹F, interchangeable probes
- Pulsed field
- >3.0 T/m optional — diffusion and 1D profiles
Features
Key features
- 01
Probes you swap, not a second box
10–26 mm, ¹H or ¹⁹F, up to 14 mL — the magnet stays; the method changes.
- 02
Gradients when droplet size is the spec
Optional >3 T/m pulsed field for diffusion, 1D profiles, and emulsion DSD.
- 03
QA pack on the same magnet
Oxford QC methods for oil, water, solid fat, and fluorine beside the research software.
From order to operation
We stay with the instrument after it arrives
Al-Shaker specifies the configuration, documents the system, and supports it across Jordan, the GCC, and MENA.
- 01
Consult
- 02
Plan
- 03
Supply
- 04
Install
- 05
Train
- 06
Support
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