Agilent, 12-5120, TruCenter Vessel, low actinic-red, with collar, 1000 mL, for VK7025/7030

TruCenter Vessel, low actinic-red, with collar, 1000 mL, for VK7025/7030. Low actinic-red glass for light sensitive dosage forms.

Specifications:
Apparatus Compatibility: Apparatus 1Apparatus 2
Certificate Available: No
Glass Type: Red actinic
Instrument Compatibility: VK7030
Pharmacopoeia: USP
UNSPSC Code: 41121804
Vessel Family: TruCenter
Vessel Form: Standard
Volume: 1000 mL

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The Agilent TruCenter Vessel, low actinic-red, with collar, 1000 mL, is expertly designed for pharmaceutical dissolution testing workflows requiring light-sensitive sample analysis. Constructed from precision-molded low actinic-red glass, this vessel offers superior protection against light degradation, ensuring sample stability for photosensitive compounds throughout dissolution procedures. A specialized collar reinforces structural integrity, improving vessel handling and secure positioning within compatible dissolution instruments.

Engineered specifically for use with Agilent VK7025 and VK7030 dissolution systems, this vessel facilitates reliable and consistent dissolution testing in QC and R&D laboratories. Its 1000 mL capacity provides sufficient volume for standard dissolution tests, accommodating various tablet and capsule formulations. The vessel’s dimensions adhere to industry guidelines, ensuring reproducible results and seamless interchangeability with other qualified vessels.

Ideal for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and academic research settings, this vessel is optimal for analytical protocols assessing compound release and stability under controlled conditions. It integrates robustly with Agilent’s range of dissolution apparatus and accessories, contributing to high-throughput and standardized workflows. The low actinic-red glass significantly broadens experimental capabilities for light-sensitive studies, supporting rigorous regulatory and research demands.