Agilent, G4204-60122, Inlet-Valve 1290-planar normal phase

Inlet-Valve 1290-planar normal phase. Inlet valve for 1290 Quaternary and Flexible Pumps for use with normal phase application

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Analytical
Module Compatibility: Pump
System Compatibility: 1290 Infinity II & III LC System1290 Infinity II LC System
Use With Instrument: G4204AG7104AG7104C

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The Inlet-Valve 1290-planar normal phase is a precision-designed component for high-performance liquid chromatography workflows, specifically tailored for normal phase applications requiring robust solvent control and reliable system operation. Engineered for seamless integration with the Agilent 1290 Infinity and Infinity II LC systems, this valve ensures consistent, leak-free switching of mobile phase solvents during demanding analytical processes. Its innovative planar configuration enhances flow path integrity, enabling optimal chromatographic separations with minimal carryover and efficient solvent management.

This inlet valve is particularly well-suited for laboratories performing complex analyses in pharmaceutical, environmental, food, and chemical research, where precise solvent delivery is essential for accurate and repeatable results. It is commonly utilized in method development, sample purification, and routine quality control processes requiring high throughput and operational stability. Compatible with a range of Agilent normal phase HPLC modules and accessories, this component streamlines method flexibility and maintenance, supporting advanced research applications such as impurity profiling and compound characterization.

Thoroughly tested to meet stringent performance standards, this inlet valve offers long service life and reduced downtime in routine and specialized liquid chromatography applications. It serves as a reliable replacement or upgrade solution for maintaining peak instrument performance in high-demand laboratory environments.