Agilent, 9910106400, Fully demountable inert torch assembly kit for radial 700, Vista and Liberty Series ICP-OES

Fully demountable inert torch assembly kit for radial 700, Vista and Liberty Series ICP-OES. For analysis of samples containing hydrofluoric (HF) acid. Includes low-flow torch body, 1.8 mm id alumina injector tube, injector holder.

Specifications:
Chemical Compatibility: AqueousHF acid
Demountability: Fully demountable
Injector ID: 1.8 mm
Injector Type: Alumina
Instrument Compatibility: 700 seriesLibertyVista series
Spray Chamber Connection: Straight
Torch Material: Quartz
Type: HF acid
UNSPSC Code: 41115411
Viewing Angle: Radial

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This fully demountable inert torch assembly kit is designed for seamless integration with Agilent radial 700, Vista, and Liberty Series ICP-OES instruments. Engineered with advanced inert materials, the kit is ideal for laboratories conducting trace metal analysis in challenging matrices or dealing with samples prone to rapid torch degradation, such as those containing high levels of corrosive acids or high salt content. The demountable design enables easy cleaning, maintenance, and rapid replacement of individual torch components, minimizing downtime and optimizing sample throughput. This assembly enhances analytical precision and reproducibility by maintaining a stable plasma environment, which is critical for reliable quantitative results in elemental analysis. Typical applications include environmental monitoring, food safety testing, pharmaceutical quality control, geological surveys, and academic research requiring high-performance, contamination-free measurements. The kit is fully compatible with related sample introduction accessories, including various nebulizers and spray chambers tailored for robust or inert sample introduction conditions. This product is an essential component for laboratories seeking to extend torch lifespan, lower operational costs, and ensure the highest data quality in demanding inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry workflows.