Agilent, G1364-84524, Tray for fraction collector, 60 tubes, 25 mm hole diameter

Tray for fraction collector, 60 tubes, 25 mm hole diameter

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Preparative
Module Compatibility: Fraction Collector
Number Tubes Held: 60
Product Type: Tray
System Compatibility: 1100 LC System1200 LC System1260 Infinity Bio-Inert LC System1260 Infinity LC System
Technique: LC
UNSPSC Code: 41115700
Use With Instrument: G1364BG1364CG1364EG1364FG5664AG5664B

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This high-quality tray accommodates up to 60 collection tubes and is specifically designed with a 25 mm hole diameter, making it ideal for workflows demanding efficient fraction collection and sample management. Its robust construction ensures reliable positioning and stability of tubes during automated liquid handling and fractionation processes. Commonly employed within pharmaceutical, biochemical, and analytical research laboratories, the tray facilitates precise sample collection during preparative chromatography or purification protocols.

Engineered for seamless integration with Agilent fraction collectors, such as compatible HPLC and preparative LC systems, it allows for straightforward installation and secure placement, supporting high-throughput sample processing. Its 25 mm diameter openings are suitable for a wide range of test tube and vial sizes, optimizing flexibility when collecting fractions of varying volume requirements.

Researchers working on compound isolation, protein purification, or bioanalytical fractionation benefit from its organized layout, reducing risk of sample misplacement and supporting rapid workflow transitions. The tray can be used in conjunction with other Agilent consumables and accessories designed for automated sample collection, offering a cohesive approach to sample handling. Its durable materials ensure long-term usability, even in demanding laboratory settings, and cleaning is efficient, promoting consistent performance throughout extended experimental campaigns.