Agilent, 5068-0323, Rotor Seal, 2 pos/14 port preparative valve head, 600 bar

Rotor Seal, 2 pos/14 port preparative valve head, 600 bar. For 2 position/14 port valve head prep (G4738A).

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Preparative
Material: PEEK
Module Compatibility: Valve
Number of Ports: 14
Pressure Limit: 600 bar
System Compatibility: 1260 Infinity II Purification System1290 Infinity II Purification System
Technique: LC
UNSPSC Code: 40141616

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This high-precision rotor seal is engineered for use with 2 position 14 port preparative valve heads, operating reliably at pressures up to 600 bar. It serves as a crucial sealing component in automated preparative liquid chromatography systems, ensuring accurate flow path switching and minimal sample leakage during high-throughput chromatographic separations. Ideal for laboratories engaged in pharmaceutical, chemical, or biotechnological research, this rotor seal supports robust sample fractionation and purification processes that demand consistent performance and reduced cross-contamination between cycles.

Optimized for compatibility with Agilent preparative chromatography systems, it fits seamlessly within workflows requiring frequent valve actuations under demanding pressure conditions. Its durable construction prolongs service life, minimizing maintenance intervals and supporting continuous, high-volume sample processing. This rotor seal is especially suitable for preparative HPLC applications where reliable switching between multiple solvent or sample lines is essential for complex purification protocols.

Recommended for integration with Agilent's portfolio of preparative autosamplers and valve drive units, it helps maintain system integrity and chromatographic precision. For optimal results, use alongside manufacturer-approved valve heads and regular service components to preserve instrument performance and analytical outcomes in intensively used laboratory environments.