Agilent, G1833-65572, Sample tubing, PFA, 0.15 mm id, 1.6 mm od, 70 cm, 3/pk

Sample tubing, PFA, 0.15 mm id, 1.6 mm od, 70 cm, 3/pk. Small id sample line tubing suitable for use with all Agilent ICP-MS

Specifications:
Chemical Compatibility: AqueousHF acidOrganic solventsStrong acids
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.15 mm
Instrument Compatibility: 7500770078007850790088008900All Agilent ICP-MS systems
Length: 70 cm
Material: PFA
Outer Diameter (OD): 1.6 mm
UNSPSC Code: 41115411
Where Used: Sample uptake

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Designed for high-precision liquid handling in demanding laboratory environments, this pack includes three lengths of chemically inert perfluoroalkoxy (PFA) tubing, each measuring 70 centimeters. With an inner diameter of 0.15 mm and an outer diameter of 1.6 mm, these tubes offer exceptional resistance to aggressive solvents and acids, ensuring sample integrity and minimizing contamination. Ideal for trace analysis, environmental monitoring, or pharmaceutical quality control, they support reliable transfer of samples and reagents in applications requiring ultra-high purity. Commonly utilized in conjunction with inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), liquid chromatography, and related analytical instruments, the tubing ensures consistent fluid delivery and optimal instrument performance. Its robust construction and compatibility with Agilent autosamplers and other chromatographic or spectrometric systems make it a trusted solution for critical laboratory workflows. The flexible yet durable design simplifies installation and maintenance, while the precise dimensions support tight connections with standard fittings. Researchers and analysts benefit from consistent, worry-free operation in applications where even trace contaminants can impact results. This product is an essential accessory for laboratories aiming to maintain the highest analytical standards while handling small volume liquid samples across a range of scientific disciplines.