Agilent, G1314-60183, Semi-micro flow cell, 6 mm, 5 µL for variable wavelength detector with RFID tag

Semi-micro flow cell, 6 mm, 5 µL for variable wavelength detector with RFID tag. For G1314B/C/E/F; G7114A/B

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Analytical
Brand: InfinityLab
Module Compatibility: Detector
Path Length: 6 mm
System Compatibility: 1100 LC System1120 LC System1200 LC System1220 Infinity II LC System1260 Infinity II & III LC System1260 Infinity II & III Prime LC System1260 Infinity LC System1290 Infinity II & III LC System1290 Infinity II LC System
Technique: LC
UNSPSC Code: 41115701
Use With Instrument: G1314BG1314CG1314EG1314FG7114AG7114B
Volume: 5 µL

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The semi-micro flow cell, 6 mm, 5 µL with RFID tag is designed for precise and reliable detection in high-performance liquid chromatography systems. Featuring a 6 mm optical path length and a minimal volume of 5 microliters, this flow cell enables enhanced sensitivity for semi-micro analyses, making it ideal for applications where sample volumes are limited or high resolution is required. The integrated RFID tag supports automated tracking and maintenance, improving laboratory workflow and compliance. It is specifically engineered for use with variable wavelength detectors, ensuring accurate and reproducible measurements across a diverse range of analytical methods. This flow cell is well suited for pharmaceutical research, quality control, environmental testing, and biochemical assays, where detecting low-concentration analytes is critical. It is compatible with Agilent HPLC and UHPLC systems featuring variable wavelength detection modules, facilitating easy integration and maintenance. For optimal performance, the flow cell can be paired with Agilent's wide range of chromatography columns and detectors. Its robust construction and thoughtful design minimize risk of sample carryover and maximize instrument uptime, delivering consistent results in demanding research and routine laboratory environments.