Agilent, 5067-5407, Filter assembly, in-line, 2 mm ID, 0.3µm, SST

Filter assembly, in-line, 2 mm ID, 0.3µm, SST. For Agilent 1290 Infinity quaternary pump. New advanced model available: InfinityLab Quick Change inline filter (p/n 5067-1603)

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Analytical
Filter Assembly Material: Stainless Steel
Inner Diameter (ID): 2 mm
Pore Size: 0.3 µm
Product Type: Filter assembly
Technique: LC
UNSPSC Code: 41115700

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The in-line filter assembly features a 2 mm inner diameter and a 0.3 micron stainless steel filter, engineered for high-efficiency particle removal in liquid chromatography workflows. Designed to be integrated directly into your system’s fluidic path, this robust component effectively protects sensitive instrumentation from particulates and contaminants, extending instrument uptime and optimizing analytical reliability. Its durable stainless steel construction ensures chemical compatibility and mechanical strength across a range of solvents and operating conditions.

Ideal for laboratories conducting high-performance liquid chromatography HPLC or ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography UHPLC, this assembly is suitable for analytical, preparative, and research applications across pharmaceuticals, environmental analysis, food safety, and chemical industries. The filter is particularly beneficial at the instrument inlet or between modules such as pumps, autosamplers, and columns, reducing maintenance frequency and minimizing downtime.

This model is compatible with various Agilent chromatography systems as well as other industry-standard instruments that accommodate 2 mm ID in-line filtration. It can be paired with Agilent’s tubing, connectors, and replacement filter elements, streamlining workflow integration. Regular use of this assembly ensures consistent system performance, improved data quality, and enhanced instrument longevity in demanding analytical environments.