Agilent, G8000-70006, Single-pass glass cyclonic spray chamber for Agilent MP-AES

Single-pass glass cyclonic spray chamber for Agilent MP-AES

Specifications:
Chemical Compatibility: AqueousAromatic organicsKetone solvents
Drain Fitting: Direct
Instrument Compatibility: 410042004210
Material: Borosilicate Glass
Nebulizer Fitting: Locking nut
Outlet Type: Ball joint
Removable Baffle: No
Type: Single pass
UNSPSC Code: 41115406

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This single-pass glass cyclonic spray chamber offers exceptional sample introduction efficiency for atomic emission spectroscopy. Engineered for optimal aerosol generation, it is designed for use with the Agilent Microwave Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometer (MP-AES) series. The cyclonic geometry promotes rapid sample transport while facilitating effective removal of large droplets, resulting in improved signal stability and enhanced precision for a wide range of aqueous and organic sample types.

Ideal for laboratories conducting environmental, agricultural, food, mining, and chemical analyses, this spray chamber delivers reproducible performance even with complex or high-matrix samples. Its high-quality borosilicate glass construction ensures chemical resistance, easy cleaning, and long-term durability in routine and high-throughput laboratory workflows.

Its compatibility with Agilent MP-AES instruments supports applications requiring robust plasma conditions and uncompromised analytical accuracy. The design enables quick installation and seamless integration with Agilent sample introduction accessories, including nebulizers and torches specifically developed for MP-AES systems. Users benefit from reduced risk of contamination and enhanced washout, making this component well-suited for trace-level determinations and multi-element screening. This glass cyclonic spray chamber is an efficient solution for consistent sample delivery and long-term operational reliability in spectroscopic analysis.