Agilent, 3710057500, SPS 3/4 Organic resistant (ketones) Santoprene, pump tubing, 3-bridged, gray/gray, 6/pk

SPS 3/4 Organic resistant (ketones) Santoprene, pump tubing, 3-bridged, gray/gray, 6/pk. Suitable for ketone-based solvents including MIBK and DIBK.

Specifications:
Chemical Compatibility: Ketone solvents
Flared: No
Inner Diameter (ID): 1.03 mm
Instrument Compatibility: 4100420042105100511058005900700 seriesLibertyVista series
Length: 450 mm
Number of Stops: 3
Stop Color: Gray/Gray
Tab Separation: 72 mm
Tubing Material: Marprene
UNSPSC Code: 40142600

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Designed for reliable fluid transfer in demanding laboratory environments, this organic-resistant Santoprene pump tubing exhibits excellent chemical compatibility, particularly with ketones and other aggressive organic solvents. The 3-bridged configuration ensures stable, uniform flow and extended durability, minimizing the risk of leaks or tubing fatigue during continuous use. With gray external and internal coloration for easy identification, each package contains six high-quality tubing pieces suitable for multi-channel applications.

This product is ideal for sample introduction and reagent delivery in atomic spectroscopy systems, environmental analysis, and routine quality control laboratories. The tubing’s resilience to harsh chemicals makes it a preferred choice for applications requiring precise volumetric transfer, such as liquid handling in toxicology or food safety testing.

Optimized for seamless integration with Agilent's sample preparation systems, particularly the SPS 3 and SPS 4 autosamplers, this tubing supports accurate and reproducible sample presentation to analytical instruments including ICP-OES and ICP-MS. It can also be utilized in other compatible peristaltic pump-driven workflows. For optimal system performance and longevity, routine tubing replacement as part of preventive maintenance schedules is recommended, particularly in high-throughput or continuous operation settings.