At LECO’S GC×GC Workshop & Symposium (filmed at the LECO European Application and Training Centre, Berlin, Germany) Paul Harvath gave a talk entitled "Evaluation of Oxidized Base Oils by Flow Modulated Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography – Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry". In his talk he gave an insight about the history and future of engine oils for cars, and how the lubricants changed over the times.

Department of Pharmacy, University of Naples Federico II

"I have been using a GC-TOFMS Pegasus BT since January 2018 for Metabolomics projects. I have mainly analysed murine tissues extracts, and, I'm very happy about its robustness and high sensitivity."

UMR QualiSud, University of Avignon, France

"I use a LECO mass spectrometer for plant metabolomics ; it is an efficient machine with a very low detection limit and the Chromatof deconvolution algorithm allows to find hundreds of compounds in complex extracts."

Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Czech Republic

"I have been working with LECO instruments for approx. ten years. I worked with the PEGASUS® 4D, TruTOF, GC-HRT and, for few days in Berlin, with the Pegasus BT and BT 4D – I really enjoyed that. There are several reasons why I like working with the devices and why I would not consider using other GC-MS insturments.

  • LECO instruments are reliable and robust with well working peak find and mass spectral deconvolution algorithms.
  • In principle, LECO instruments are allowing both target and non target analysis which can be performed in one run, with nice sensitivity.
  • Data processing is easy and everything is done in one SW – no need to use complicated combinations of SWs.
  • LECO has an excellent customers support"