Agilent, G4204-60022, Passive inlet valve Valve

Passive inlet valve Valve. For Infinity & Infinity II Quaternary and Flexible Pumps

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Analytical
Module Compatibility: Pump
System Compatibility: 1260 Infinity II & III Prime LC System1290 Infinity II & III LC System
Technique: LC
UNSPSC Code: 40141616
Use With Instrument: G4204AG7104AG7104C

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This precision-manufactured passive inlet valve is a critical component designed to ensure reliable and consistent solvent delivery in high-performance liquid chromatography workflows. Its robust construction supports optimal flow control, preventing backflow and minimizing the risk of contamination within the solvent path. Ideal for use in demanding analytical or research laboratory environments, the valve is engineered for seamless integration with compatible Agilent LC systems, such as the InfinityLab and 1200 Series instruments. Typical applications include pharmaceutical analysis, clinical research, food and beverage testing, and environmental monitoring, where accurate sample introduction and minimized sample carryover are essential.

The valve is suitable for routine maintenance or as a replacement to restore peak system performance and maintain low system backpressure. Installation is straightforward, supporting quick turnaround times for instrument upkeep. This product is designed to work in conjunction with various solvent delivery modules, ensuring flexibility across different workflow requirements. Precision sealing materials and advanced manufacturing processes enhance chemical resistance, promoting long product life even in challenging analytical conditions. By maintaining a constant solvent flow, the passive inlet valve contributes to reproducible results and dependable chromatographic separations, making it a vital accessory for laboratories prioritizing data accuracy and instrument reliability.