Agilent, 210125300, Variable pathlength cell holder, for rectangular cells of 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 mm pathlength

Variable pathlength cell holder, for rectangular cells of 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 mm pathlength. Provides the ability to analyze a wide variety of samples.

Specifications:
Instrument Compatibility: Cary 100Cary 300Cary 4000Cary 50Cary 5000Cary 60Cary 6000i
Notes: For use with rectangular cells of 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 mm pathlength and a solid sample holder. Must be fitted in slide-mount solid sample holder kit in Cary 50/60 (p/n 10072300) or Cary 100/300 (p/n 10046500).
UNSPSC Code: 41115406

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This variable pathlength cell holder is designed to accommodate rectangular cells with pathlengths of 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 mm, providing flexibility for diverse analytical requirements. The adjustable design ensures secure, stable positioning of various cell sizes, enabling precise control over optical pathlength for accurate photometric measurements. Ideal for laboratories conducting UV-Vis spectroscopy, photometry, or other absorbance-based applications, this holder supports advanced research in biochemistry, environmental analysis, pharmaceutical development, and materials science.

Engineered for seamless integration with a range of Agilent spectrophotometers and compatible analytical instruments, the holder enhances method adaptability and reproducibility. It is particularly valuable for experiments that require comparative analysis at different pathlengths or when sample concentration varies, allowing users to optimize sensitivity and dynamic range without changing cuvettes. The robust construction ensures durability and reliable performance during routine or high-throughput workflows. For best results, pair this holder with Agilent or third-party rectangular quartz or glass cells matching the specified dimensions. This accessory streamlines experimental setup and increases the versatility of standard laboratory spectrophotometric systems, supporting both routine analyses and specialized research projects.