Agilent, G3911-30000, FS ion injector, 0.6 mm id, 180 mm

FS ion injector, 0.6 mm id, 180 mm. This fast-switching ion injector, also known as a capillary, has an internal diameter of 0.6 mm and a length of 180 mm.

Specifications:
Instrument Compatibility: 6130A/B6135B/C6140A6150B62006420A6430A6460A/C6470A/B6475A6520B6530A/B/C6538B6540A/B6545A6546A6549A6560A/B/C6575A
Product Type: Ion injector/capillary

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This fused silica (FS) ion injector features a 0.6 mm inner diameter and 180 mm length, providing robust performance and reliability for mass spectrometry applications. Designed for efficient ion transfer, it ensures optimized sensitivity and minimal ion loss, supporting accurate and reproducible analytical results in demanding laboratory environments. Engineered for seamless integration with Agilent mass spectrometry systems, this component is ideal for use in a variety of research settings, including proteomics, metabolomics, environmental analysis, and pharmaceutical studies.

The precise inner diameter and extended length facilitate stable ion trajectories, reducing contamination and instrument downtime while maximizing sample throughput. Its high-quality fused silica construction enhances chemical inertness and durability, making it suitable for both routine and high-throughput operations. This ion injector is compatible with a diverse range of ion optics assemblies and interfaces, supporting various analytical configurations and method requirements.

For optimal performance, it can be paired with other Agilent ion optics accessories and maintenance kits designed for mass spectrometers. Laboratories seeking enhanced signal stability and consistent instrument performance will benefit from this solution, ensuring reliable results for both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This product supports the rigorous demands of modern analytical workflows in both research and regulated laboratory environments.