Agilent, 2410067590, Alumina injector tube, 1.8 mm, for semi-demountable torch for 700, Vista, and Liberty series ICP-OES

Alumina injector tube, 1.8 mm, for semi-demountable torch for 700, Vista, and Liberty series ICP-OES. Recommended for analysis of samples containing hydrofluoric (HF) acid.

Specifications:
Chemical Compatibility: AqueousHF acid
Demountability: Semi-demountable
Injector ID: 1.8 mm
Injector Type: Alumina
Instrument Compatibility: 700 seriesLibertyVista series
Spray Chamber Connection: Straight
Type: Inert
UNSPSC Code: 41115411

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This precision-engineered alumina injector tube offers reliable performance for laboratories utilizing inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry (ICP-OES). With an inner diameter of 1.8 mm, the tube is specifically designed for semi-demountable torch assemblies and is fully compatible with Agilent's 700, Vista, and Liberty series ICP-OES instruments. Manufactured from high-purity alumina, the injector tube exhibits excellent chemical inertness and robust thermal stability, making it suitable for a broad range of analytical workflows including environmental testing, pharmaceutical analysis, geochemical exploration, and food safety assessments.

Ideal for trace element determination in complex matrices, the tube ensures consistent plasma performance and delivers accurate, reproducible results across diverse sample types. Its advanced design minimizes sample contamination and torch maintenance, thereby maximizing uptime and optimizing productivity in high-throughput laboratories. Additionally, the component integrates seamlessly with existing Agilent semi-demountable torch configurations and is compatible with related sample introduction accessories, supporting both routine analysis and advanced research applications. Choose this trusted solution to maintain instrument integrity and ensure long-term analytical reliability in demanding ICP-OES workflows.