Agilent, 2010069690, Torch, low-flow, quartz, 1.4 mm id injector tube, for radial 700, Liberty and Vista Series ICP-OES

Torch, low-flow, quartz, 1.4 mm id injector tube, for radial 700, Liberty and Vista Series ICP-OES. Recommended for routine analysis of aqueous samples <10% TDS.

Specifications:
Chemical Compatibility: Aqueous
Demountability: One piece
Injector ID: 1.4 mm
Injector Type: Quartz
Instrument Compatibility: 700 seriesLibertyVista series
Notes: Routine analysis of aqueous samples <10 % TDS
Spray Chamber Connection: Straight
Torch Material: Quartz
Type: Aqueous
UNSPSC Code: 41115411
Viewing Angle: Radial

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This precision-manufactured quartz torch with a 1.4 mm inner diameter injector tube is designed to deliver optimal performance in Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-OES) applications. Engineered for low-flow operation, it is ideally suited for laboratories working with limited sample volumes or those requiring high sensitivity for trace elemental analysis. It offers excellent chemical resistance and thermal stability, ensuring reliable and consistent results across a wide range of sample matrices. This torch is compatible with radial configuration spectrometers in the Agilent 700 Series, as well as Liberty and Vista Series ICP-OES instruments, making it a versatile component for both routine analyses and advanced research workflows. Typical usage scenarios include environmental monitoring, pharmaceutical quality control, food and beverage safety testing, and materials science investigations. Its robust construction supports extended lifespans and minimal maintenance, reducing laboratory downtime. For optimized performance, this product can be used in conjunction with Agilent sample introduction systems and related consumables such as nebulizers and spray chambers. Its design facilitates precise sample introduction and stable plasma, ensuring accurate and reproducible analytical results in elemental spectroscopy.