Agilent, G4212-60011, InfinityLab Max-Light cartridge test cell

InfinityLab Max-Light cartridge test cell

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Analytical
Brand: InfinityLab
Module Compatibility: Detector
Path Length: 0 mm
System Compatibility: 1260 Infinity II & III LC System1260 Infinity II & III Prime LC System1260 Infinity LC System1290 Infinity II & III LC System1290 Infinity II LC System
Technique: LC
UNSPSC Code: 41115406
Use With Instrument: G4212AG4212BG7117AG7117BG7117C
Volume: 0 µL

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The InfinityLab Max-Light cartridge test cell is designed to facilitate high-sensitivity analytical testing within liquid chromatography systems. Its advanced optical flow cell technology delivers exceptional light transmission, resulting in higher signal-to-noise ratios and improved sensitivity for both routine and complex chromatographic analyses. This makes it an ideal choice for laboratories conducting pharmaceutical, environmental, food safety, and biochemical research.

Engineered for compatibility with Agilent's InfinityLab and 1200 Infinity Series diode array detectors, the cartridge test cell enables users to perform quantitative and qualitative analysis with accuracy and reproducibility. Its robust construction ensures reliability and long-term use while the cartridge format allows for simple installation and maintenance, minimizing instrument downtime.

The optimized internal volume and unique flow path are suitable for a wide range of HPLC and UHPLC applications, supporting diverse workflows from method development to high-throughput screening. It is especially beneficial in scenarios requiring precise detection of low-abundance analytes. For best results, integrate this flow cell with genuine Agilent detector modules and system accessories to ensure system integrity and data quality. This component supports scientists in achieving dependable, high-quality chromatographic separations across various fields of research.