Agilent, 5067-4651, Capillary stainless steel 0.12 x 280 mm SL/SX ns/ps

Capillary stainless steel 0.12 x 280 mm SL/SX ns/ps

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Analytical
Capillary Subtype: Standard capillary
Fitting Type Left End: SL (Swagelok, 1.6 mm ID, stainless steel, long screw)
Fitting Type Right End: SX (Swagelok, 1.6 mm ID, stainless steel, extra long screw)
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.12 mm
Length: 280 mm
Material: Stainless Steel
Swage Status Fitting Left End: Non-swaged
Swage Status Fitting Right End: Pre-swaged
Technique: LC
UNSPSC Code: 41115720

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The Agilent Capillary, stainless steel 0.12 x 280 mm SL/SX ns/ps, is designed to deliver robust and reliable performance in chromatography applications. Featuring an internal diameter of 0.12 mm and a length of 280 mm, this precision capillary ensures consistent sample transfer and minimizes peak broadening, making it ideal for demanding separation workflows. Its high-quality stainless steel construction provides exceptional chemical resistance and durability, supporting both normal and harsh laboratory environments.

This capillary is particularly suited for use in gas chromatography systems, where accurate sample delivery and contamination-free pathways are critical for achieving reproducible results. Common research applications include the analysis of environmental contaminants, food and beverage testing, petrochemical profiling, and pharmaceutical quality control.

Engineered for compatibility with Agilent SL and SX series GC inlets and related systems, this capillary integrates seamlessly into existing setups, facilitating straightforward installation and reliable operation. Its robust design also allows it to be employed in conjunction with various sample introduction modules, enhancing laboratory flexibility. The product aligns with Agilent's extensive range of GC consumables, supporting both routine analyses and method development in research and industrial laboratories.