Enhancing Laboratory Efficiency and Reliability across India with PEAK Scientific
Laboratories across India are increasingly seeking reliable and efficient gas supply solutions for their analytical instrumentation. The stability, purity, and cost-effectiveness of the gas supply are critical factors for many labs in India.
Several laboratories have shared their positive experiences using PEAK Scientific gas generators, highlighting benefits ranging from improved performance to significant cost- and time-savings compared to traditional gas supply methods.
Stable baselines and robust performance for GC analysis
We spoke with a number of labs who use PEAK generators for GC applications, and they emphasized the importance of high-quality gas to produce reliable results in their analysis. Sudhakar Puli, Group Leader at Eisai Pharmaceuticals India Private Ltd., has Precision Hydrogen and Zero Air generators in the lab which supply detector gas to the GC. The primary focus of their GC analysis includes solvent recovery and in-process analysis, such as residual analysis, related substances, residual solvents, and assay methods.
According to Sudhakar, who has been using PEAK generators for over seven years, the decision to use PEAK was driven by their ability to provide stable and high-quality gas, resulting in a "very fine baseline without any disturbances" as well as good safety features and low operational cost.
Sudhakar mentioned positive site visits from PEAK engineers who possess "very technical knowledge” and provided “immediate response". Sudhakar would recommend PEAK Scientific due to their low operational cost, zero breakdowns, and production of high-quality gases.
Similarly, Nilotpal Saharia, Technical Assistant at NIPER G, uses Nitrogen, Hydrogen, and Zero air generators for both carrier and detector gas. The decision to choose PEAK was based on the generators' high purity gases, robust performance, and good service and have been using them since the lab's opened. Nilotpal also highlighted the reliability of the service, noting several site visits where engineers "attended and resolved the issues" during crises.