Agilent Intuvo 9000 GC with an S/SL inlet combines precise control, rapid heating and cooling, and simplified maintenance. The platform supports a wide range of GC detectors and GC/MS configurations.
Agilent Intuvo 9000 GC with an S/SL inlet delivers fast, efficient operation through direct column heating. Click-and-Run, Smart ID Key, and Guard Chip simplify column handling and system maintenance.
Agilent 7683 autosampler tray (G2614A) expands GC capacity to 100 vials, enabling high-throughput, unattended operation with reliable sample positioning and performance.
Agilent Intuvo 9000 GC (G3950A) with an S/SL inlet enables fast, efficient GC operation through direct column heating. Click-and-Run, Smart ID Key, and Guard Chip simplify column replacement, identification, and protection.
Agilent 7683 tray module (G2614A) automates sample handling for GC systems, holding 100 vials with precise positioning for consistent, unattended analysis.
Agilent 7683 autosampler tray (G2614A) expands GC capacity to 100 vials, enabling high-throughput, unattended operation with reliable sample positioning and performance.
Agilent 7683 autosampler tray (G2614A) expands GC capacity to 100 vials, enabling high-throughput, unattended operation with reliable sample positioning and performance.
Agilent 7683 tray module (G2614A) automates sample handling for GC systems, holding 100 vials with precise positioning for consistent, unattended analysis.
The CTC Analytics Combi PAL HeadSpace Agitator MH 01-00B is a heated incubation module for Combi PAL and PAL3 platforms. It provides six heated vial positions, controlled sample agitation, and a temperature range of 40–200 °C for reproducible sample preparation prior to automated headspace GC and GC/MS analysis.
Original Agilent G3525-64000 NPD detector assembly for the Agilent 8890 GC, equipped with integrated EPC and a factory-installed Agilent Blos bead. Complete left-hand (LHS) module ideal for maintenance, repair, or detector replacement.
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