Agilent, 5500-1252, Capillary stainless steel 0.17 x 400 mm SL/SL ns/ps

Capillary stainless steel 0.17 x 400 mm SL/SL ns/ps

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Analytical
Brand: InfinityLab
Capillary Subtype: Standard capillary
Fitting Type Left End: SL (Swagelok, 1.6 mm ID, stainless steel, long screw)
Fitting Type Right End: SL (Swagelok, 1.6 mm ID, stainless steel, long screw)
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.17 mm
Length: 400 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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This high-precision capillary is manufactured from durable stainless steel and features dimensions of 0.17 mm inner diameter by 400 mm length with straight length to straight length connections, ensuring low sample loss and robust performance. Designed for seamless integration with advanced liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry systems, it is ideally suited for analytical laboratories demanding precise sample transfer and reliable fluid delivery. Typical usage scenarios include high-sensitivity proteomics, metabolomics, pharmaceutical research, and quality control environments, where minimizing sample adsorption and maintaining sample integrity are critical.

The capillary is compatible with a range of Agilent LC-MS and nanoLC systems, as well as other state-of-the-art analytical instruments requiring narrow bore, high-pressure resistant fluid connections. Its nano-scale precision supports applications such as ultra-sensitive peptide mapping, small molecule quantitation, and biomarker discovery. The stainless steel construction ensures chemical inertness and longevity, even under demanding analytical conditions and exposure to aggressive solvents. This capillary can be used alongside related fittings, connectors, and union assemblies, offering flexible configuration options to meet diverse experimental needs. Researchers rely on this capillary for consistent fluid transfer and optimal chromatographic performance in high-throughput analytical workflows.