Agilent, G1375-87311, Capillary, PEEK/fused silica, 75 µm id, 500 mm length, 2x fittings

Capillary, PEEK/fused silica, 75 µm id, 500 mm length, 2x fittings

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Cap-Nano
Fitting Type Left End: MLP (M4, 0.8 mm ID, long, PEEK)
Fitting Type Right End: WF (Swagelok, PEEK, finger tight, winged screw)
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.075 mm
Length: 500 mm
Material: PEEK/FS
Swage Status Fitting Left End: Non-swaged
Swage Status Fitting Right End: Non-swaged
Technique: LC
UNSPSC Code: 41115720

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This precision-engineered capillary features a 75 micrometer inner diameter and a 500 millimeter length, combining PEEK and fused silica materials for optimal strength and chemical resistance. Designed for robust sample transfer and microfluidic applications, it is ideal for use in high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), capillary electrophoresis (CE), and related analytical workflows. The capillary’s integrated two fitting connectors ensure secure, leak-free installation and compatibility with a wide range of autosamplers, degassers, and syringe pumps. Its low internal surface activity minimizes sample adsorption, supporting trace-level detection and high reproducibility. Typical usage includes proteomics, metabolomics, pharmaceutical, and environmental analysis, where precise handling of small sample volumes is essential. This capillary is fully compatible with Agilent LC and CE instruments, as well as other industry-standard systems utilizing capillary-based fluidic paths. It is particularly suited for applications requiring minimal sample dispersion and high-pressure tolerance. Use it for interfacing liquid handling modules, delivering reagents, or as a replacement part to ensure consistent system performance. For optimal results, pair this capillary with Agilent-certified fittings, valves, and connectors designed for microbore separations and sensitive analytical workflows.