It can also be used for transfer lines where inactivity is not important, as well as other applications!
The "inert tube" can be used as a guard column or transfer line. It can also be used for transfer lines where inertness is not critical, as well as for other applications. Additionally, the "retention gap" is used to improve peak shapes for specific types of samples, columns, and GC conditions, and can be used with various polarities. 【Features】 ■ Inert Tube - Can be used as a guard column or transfer line ■ Non-inert Tube and Fused Silica - Generally used in capillary electrophoresis ■ Retention Gap - Can improve peak shapes for specific applications *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup (Partial)】 ■160-1010-1 (Inert Fused Silica, Inner Diameter 0.10mm, 1m) ■160-2200-10 (Non-Inert Fused Silica, Inner Diameter 0.20mm, 10m) ■160-2205-5 (Inert Fused Silica, Inner Diameter 0.20mm, 5m) ■160-2325-10 (Inert Fused Silica, Inner Diameter 0.32mm, 10m) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Agilent was born out of the Hewlett-Packard Company's spin-off in 1999. Since then, we have received numerous awards related to innovation and have obtained patents for inventions that surpass those accolades. More importantly, the number of customers we serve has been increasing year by year, demonstrating the strength of our partnerships. Agilent has become a leader in the life sciences, diagnostics, and applied chemistry markets. We provide instruments, services, consumables, applications, and expertise to laboratories around the world, contributing to the discovery of insights that our customers are exploring. Through our expertise and reliable collaboration, we offer highly dependable solutions to our customers.
