Agilent, 12-5154, TruAlign, PEAK vessel, low actinic-red, 1000mL, for 708-DS

TruAlign, PEAK vessel, low actinic-red, 1000mL, for 708-DS. Apex vessel to avoid coning issues of dosage forms. Low actinic-red glass for light sensitive dosage forms.

Specifications:
Apparatus Compatibility: Apparatus 1Apparatus 2
Certificate Available: No
Glass Type: Red actinic
Instrument Compatibility: 708-DS
UNSPSC Code: 41121804
Vessel Family: TruAlign
Vessel Form: Peak
Volume: 1000 mL

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The TruAlign PEAK vessel is a precision-engineered laboratory vessel designed for dissolution testing applications, offering a 1000 mL capacity with low actinic-red glass to minimize light-induced sample degradation. Its material construction ensures optimal protection for light-sensitive formulations, making it ideal for use in pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and chemical research environments where sample integrity is paramount. The vessel features TruAlign geometry, supporting accurate alignment and reproducible results in automated dissolution systems.

Specially designed for seamless compatibility with the Agilent 708-DS Dissolution Apparatus, it facilitates straightforward installation and consistent performance during routine quality control and method development. The unique PEAK profile delivers enhanced hydrodynamics and ensures uniform mixing, crucial for precise dissolution testing outcomes. Researchers benefit from reduced risk of out-of-specification results, particularly when working with compounds sensitive to photodegradation.

This vessel is also compatible with a range of Agilent dissolution accessories, allowing integration into existing laboratory workflows and supporting compliance with industry standards. Suitable for both method development and routine testing, the vessel offers researchers and lab technicians a reliable solution for preserving sample stability and achieving consistent, reproducible data across multiple dissolution studies.