Agilent, 5610-5874, Smart SPME fiber, DVB/carbon wide range/PDMS, 80/10, dark gray, 3/pk

Smart SPME fiber, DVB/carbon wide range/PDMS, 80/10, dark gray, 3/pk. SMART SPME fiber, DVB/C-WR/PDMS; odor and flavors; bipolar properties

Specifications:
Color Code: Dark Gray
Needle Gauge: 23
Phase Thickness: 80 µm
SPME Format: Fiber
SPME Type: Autosampler
SPME desc: DVB/Carbon WR/PDMS

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This pack of three dark gray Smart SPME fibers is designed for reliable sample extraction and analysis in diverse laboratory applications. Each fiber features a triple-phase coating—divinylbenzene, carbon wide range, and polydimethylsiloxane (80/10)—providing broad analyte coverage, particularly for semi-volatile and volatile organic compounds from complex matrices. These fibers are ideal for environmental monitoring, food safety assays, forensic analysis, and pharmaceutical research, offering enhanced sensitivity and efficient extraction of a wide range of polar and nonpolar substances.

Optimized for use with Agilent SPME-capable gas chromatographs and compatible autosamplers, these fibers ensure seamless integration into existing analytical workflows. Their robust construction supports multiple extraction cycles, delivering consistent performance and reproducibility. The unique phase combination is especially effective for analyte enrichment prior to chromatographic separation, improving detection limits in demanding applications.

Researchers benefit from minimized matrix effects, increased sample throughput, and time-saving operation without compromising analytical data quality. Related products include additional Smart SPME fiber chemistries tailored for specific analytical targets, as well as compatible Agilent SPME fiber handling and conditioning accessories. These fibers are an excellent choice for laboratories requiring accurate, efficient, and high-throughput sample preparation in GC-based analyses.