Agilent, 5500-1286, Capillary stainless steel 0.12 x 340 mm SL/M4 ns/ps

Capillary stainless steel 0.12 x 340 mm SL/M4 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: M4 (0.8mm ID, stainless steel)
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.12 mm
Length: 340 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 precision-engineered stainless steel capillary is designed with an inner diameter of 0.12 mm and a length of 340 mm. It features SL/M4 thread connectors and is optimized for nano- and pico-scale analytical applications. Ideal for highly sensitive liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry workflows, this capillary delivers robust chemical resistance and reliable performance under high-pressure conditions. Its narrow bore supports low volume sample introduction and exceptional separation efficiency, making it particularly suitable for proteomics, metabolomics, and biomarker discovery research.

Researchers benefit from seamless integration with high-resolution LC and LC/MS systems, including a range of Agilent nano-flow chromatographs and mass spectrometers. The durable stainless steel construction minimizes contamination risk and ensures consistent flow stability, making this capillary a preferred choice for routine analyses and method development. It is compatible with complementary fittings and valves, further supporting flexible system configuration and maintenance. Common usage scenarios include coupling micro- and nano-LC columns to mass spectrometer sources or fraction collectors. The capillary is an essential component for laboratories requiring extended capillary performance in demanding, high-sensitivity research environments.