Agilent 1260 Infinity G1364C FC-AS

Key Features

• Fraction Delay Sensor
  Determines delay volumes automatically so fractions are collected just in time.
• Low Delay Volumes
  About 50 µL from the inlet to the diverter valve and 4 µL in the needle limit peak broadening.
• Flexible Triggering
  Time slices, peak-based, timetable, or manual collection.
• Droplet Setup Mode
  Collects small fractions without bubbles.
• Wide Tray Selection
  Vials, well plates, test tubes, and funnels, with automatic tray detection.
• Parallel and Recovery Collection
  Run up to three collectors in parallel plus one recovery collector.
• Safe Handling
  Leak detection and an exhaust fan for hazardous vapors.

Applications

• Analytical-Scale Purification
  Collect target compounds from analytical and semi-micro HPLC runs.
• Impurity Isolation
  Capture trace impurities and degradants for follow-up identification.
• Off-Line MS and NMR Sample Collection
  Collect fractions for characterization by mass spectrometry or NMR.
• Method Development
  Peak-based collection confirms what elutes in each peak.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

What flow rates does the G1364C support?

100 µL/min to 10 mL/min, and it can be modified for flows above 10 mL/min.

How does the collector time fractions correctly?

A built-in fraction delay sensor measures the delay volume automatically, so fractions are collected just in time.

What trigger modes are available?

Time slices, peak (threshold, up-/downslope), timetable, and manual (with the Instant Pilot G4208A).

What detectors does it support?

1260 Infinity DAD and MWD detectors, the 1260 Infinity fluorescence detector (G1321A), and Agilent LC/MSD systems.

What fraction containers can I use?

2 mL and 6 mL vials, well plates, test tubes up to 30 mm OD, and funnels for external containers.

Does this unit include a warranty?

Yes — this unit ships with a 30-day warranty.