Agilent, 6610014000, Cell holder, variable pathlength, for rectangular cells up to 100 mm pathlength, for all Cary series, must be fitted in a solid sample holder

Cell holder, variable pathlength, for rectangular cells up to 100 mm pathlength, for all Cary series, must be fitted in a solid sample holder

Specifications:
Instrument Compatibility: Cary 100Cary 300Cary 4000Cary 50Cary 5000Cary 60Cary 6000i
Notes: For use with rectangular cells up to 100 mm pathlength and a solid sample holder. Must be fitted in slide-mount solid sample holder kit in Cary 50/60 (p/n 10072300) or Cary 100/300 (p/n 10046500).
UNSPSC Code: 41115406

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Designed for precise and versatile optical measurements, this variable pathlength cell holder accommodates rectangular cells with pathlengths up to 100 mm. Its adjustable mechanism allows researchers to seamlessly switch between various cell sizes, enabling flexible experiment setups without the need for multiple holders. This accessory is compatible with all Cary series spectrophotometers, offering a reliable solution for users requiring accurate absorbance or transmission data across a broad pathlength range.

To ensure secure mounting and optimal alignment, the holder must be installed within a solid sample holder. This configuration guarantees reproducibility and minimizes alignment errors, making it ideal for quantitative and kinetic studies, as well as wavelength scan experiments. It is particularly beneficial in fields such as biochemistry, environmental analysis, and material science where customizable cell pathlengths aid in measuring samples of varying concentrations or optical densities.

For enhanced usability, it integrates seamlessly with other Cary series accessories, such as temperature controllers or stirrers, facilitating advanced experimental configurations. Trusted by laboratories worldwide, this holder streamlines method development, increases throughput, and supports high-precision spectroscopic research.