Agilent, G7116-60091, Quick Connect Heat Exchanger 1290 Bio Ultra Low Dispersion  

Quick Connect Heat Exchanger 1290 Bio Ultra Low Dispersion  . For use in the Multicolumn Thermostat (G7116A/B)

Specifications:
Application Compatibility: Bio-compatible
Material: MP35N
Module Compatibility: Column Compartment
Product Type: Heat Exchanger
System Compatibility: 1290 Infinity II & III Bio LC System
Use With Instrument: G7116AG7116B
Volume: 1.0 µL

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The Quick Connect Heat Exchanger 1290 Bio Ultra Low Dispersion is designed to provide efficient thermal control for advanced biochromatography workflows. Engineered to minimize band broadening, it ensures ultra-low dispersion, making it suitable for high-sensitivity biomolecule analysis where sample integrity is critical. This heat exchanger is optimized for fast and stable temperature equilibration, enabling precise separation and reproducibility in UHPLC systems. Its innovative quick-connect design allows for effortless installation and maintenance, reducing system downtime and enhancing laboratory productivity.

Ideal for research environments requiring tight thermal regulation—such as protein characterization, peptide mapping, and biopharmaceutical quality control—the unit delivers consistent performance across a wide range of biological samples. The system interfaces seamlessly with Agilent’s 1290 Infinity II Bio LC systems and other compatible UHPLC platforms, supporting complex gradient elution profiles and high-throughput applications. It is fully compatible with various Agilent bio-inert and stainless steel column configurations, as well as related accessories for advanced chromatographic analysis. This makes it a versatile component for analytical laboratories focusing on biotherapeutics development, proteomics, or regulatory testing, ensuring robust results with superior separation efficiency and minimal analyte loss.