Agilent, 5067-4266, InfinityLab active solvent modulation valve, for 2D-LC , 1300 bar

InfinityLab active solvent modulation valve, for 2D-LC , 1300 bar. For use with 1290 Infinity Valve Drive

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Analytical
Brand: InfinityLab
Material: Stainless Steel
Module Compatibility: Column CompartmentValve
Pressure Limit: 1300 bar
UNSPSC Code: 40141616
Use With Instrument: G7116B

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The InfinityLab active solvent modulation valve is an advanced component specifically engineered for two-dimensional liquid chromatography workflows in high-performance environments. Supporting pressures up to 1300 bar, this valve seamlessly enables precise and dynamic solvent switching between different chromatographic dimensions, facilitating comprehensive analysis of complex mixtures. It is ideally suited for laboratories working with proteomics, metabolomics, food safety, and pharmaceutical research, where resolution and reliability are critical.

Designed for integration with Agilent InfinityLab LC systems and compatible with leading 2D-LC instrumentation, the valve enhances operational flexibility by allowing real-time solvent addition or modulation without interrupting the chromatographic process. This supports workflows such as heart cutting, comprehensive 2D separations, and quantitative trace analysis, ultimately improving analyte separation and identification. Its robust construction ensures longevity even under demanding, high-pressure conditions while maintaining low dispersion for sharper peaks and greater accuracy. The valve pairs effectively with other InfinityLab modules, including column switching devices and multiplexing accessories, to enable customized, scalable analytical setups. Ideal for research and quality control laboratories, this valve empowers users to advance their liquid chromatography capabilities and achieve higher throughput and analytical confidence.