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Agilent vs Thermo Finnigan

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Dear all, I have been asigned the procurement of a GC-FID for simple determinations (FAMEs, carbohydrates, essential oils). I have boiled down my options to Thermo Finnigan (Trace GC Ultra), or Agilent (7890). Could you please advice? The cost is not an issue, but the dependability of the instrument. I am not conversant with Finnigan.
Either system will perform well, I have customers who use both instruments.

Personally I prefer Agilent. The 7890 is easy to work on, the software is stable, and will be supported by Agilent for a very long time.
Just a hint: Stay away from any Thermo Finnigan GC product. You'll experience serious buyer's regret otherwise.
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