AT A GLANCE!
It's a GAS CHROMATOGRAPH with an optimal spectrum of "Halogenated hydrocarbon, alkanes, aromatics" (none apply to AAS per-say)
The "software is sold separately" and that will at least DOUBLE THE COST!
Who provides the SERVICE when things run amuck AND they ALWAYS do over time.
Remember forms of Chromatography are best used for determining a substances concentration rather than the identification of UNKNOWS, the latter is mass spectroscopy primary function.
Who and how are the solvents acquired such as methyl alcohol, acrylonitrile?
What cleaning methodologies are required?
What is the sensitivity and specificity thresholds of the results?
I'll give it a closer look later mates but on average expect to double the cost for a fully operational system.
Jim