Agilent 1260 Infinity II Degasser
The 1260 Infinity II Degasser is suitable for analytical applications with flow rates up to 10 mL/min and up to four solvents. It is highly recommended for GPC/SEC applications using refractive index detection. It reduces baseline noise and quenching effects due to high degassing capacity.
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One of the Best 1260 Infinity II systems for analysis in pharmaceuticals.
Analyse purity of drug intermediates, KSM in the pharmaceutcal industry
One of the best instruments for analyzing the purity of related substances and assay bulk drugs. Easy to handle and use the operating system. Useful manufacturer's manual. System privileges, audit trails, 21 CFR 11 (Electronic Records and Electronic signatures). Sensors are available for proper handling systems. Ex: column oven, detector etc. Suitable for data acquisition software like EZ chrome, open lab, Empower 3.
Review Date: 16 May 2021 | Agilent Technologies
The 1260 Infinity II Degasser is suitable for analytical applications with flow rates up to 10 mL/min and up to four solvents. It is highly recommended for GPC/SEC applications using refractive index detection. It reduces baseline noise and quenching effects due to high degassing capacity.
Agilent provides a number of high quality degassing solutions that deliver excellent performance in any application. Agilent integrated degassing units are integral parts of Agilent LC modules and systems and are not available individually.
Features:
- Robust design, degassing principle based on passing solvent through a membrane tube that is permeable to gas but not liquid, and kept at a constant vacuum level, offers high instrument uptime
- High degassing capacity reduces baseline noise and quenching effects. In fluorescence detection, results in lower detection limits and long-term baseline stability
- Strongly recommended for GPC/SEC applications using refractive index detection
