1) ICP MS NexION 2000P (For Heavy Metall Analysis):
2) Agilent 6460 Series Triple Quadrupole LC/MS/MS System (Pesticide and Mycotoxin analysis):
3) Agilent's 7010B Triple Quadrupole GC/MS/MS, Pesticides and Environmental Pollutants GC/MS/MS Analyzer:
Albert Khakimov You should request the price from your local Agilent and Perkin Elmer official dealer. If you expect to use it in a certified diagnostic laboratory, you will be requested to pay for annual technical service. The cost of equipment may include up to 50% of the initial price taken by the local dealer, and about 5% of the technical service price.
No answer that you can get here will help. The RG answer is not a price quote, nor a reliable estimate of what a local dealer would charge. It would be best to work through a local dealer as they would also provide training and service. If there is a problem with the local dealer, there may be additional fees associated with shipping and service. A system like this will often involve a company technician to travel to your location for initial set-up. Some of the cost may also be the equipment needed to insure sufficient power to power the equipment: no power surges, no spikes, no brown outs, no outages.
I agree with Elbert. I think contacting a local dealer would be the best
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