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Agilent Technologies Comprehensive Guide to Blank Nut Agilent and Pressure Testing

Models: 1100 Series

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Troubleshooting and Test Functions

 

Pressure Test

 

with a flow rate of 510 µl/min and stroke of 100 µl. The pump continues to

 

pump until a system pressure of 390 bar is reached.

Step 2

When the system pressure reaches 390 bar, the pump switches off. The

 

pressure drop from this point onwards should be no more than 2 bar/minute.

 

Positioning the blank nut

 

To test the complete system’s pressure tightness, the blank nut should be

 

positioned at the column compartment outlet (or the outlet of the last

 

module before the detector).

 

If a specific component is suspected of causing a system leak, place the blank

 

nut immediately before the suspected component, then run the pressure test

 

again. If the test passes, the defective component is located after the blank

 

nut. Confirm the diagnosis by placing the blank nut immediately after the

 

suspected component. The diagnosis is confirmed if the test fails.

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1100 Series specifications

Agilent Technologies 1100 Series is a highly regarded lineup of high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) systems designed to meet the demanding needs of laboratories in various fields including pharmaceuticals, environmental testing, and food safety. Known for its versatility, reliability, and advanced technology, the 1100 Series has established itself as a benchmark for analytical performance.

One of the standout features of the Agilent 1100 Series is its modular architecture. This design allows users to configure the system according to specific analytical requirements. The components such as pumps, detectors, and autosamplers can be mixed and matched to create a tailored solution, ensuring maximum efficiency and optimal performance. This modularity also facilitates easy upgrades and maintenance, significantly extending the life cycle of the instrument.

At the heart of the 1100 Series is its advanced pumping technology. The system utilizes precise, high-pressure pumps that ensure a consistent flow rate and excellent reproducibility, essential for accurate quantification of analytes. The binary and quaternary pump options provide flexibility in method development, enabling users to perform gradient elution with ease.

The Agilent 1100 Series also boasts a range of detectors, including UV/VIS, fluorescence, and refractive index detectors. Each detector is designed to enhance sensitivity and specificity, enabling the detection of a wide array of compounds. The UV/VIS detector, in particular, is known for its reliable performance and user-friendly interface, which simplifies method setup and data analysis.

Another critical aspect of the 1100 Series is its autosampler. The system's autosamplers provide high throughput and automatic sample handling, which significantly reduces human error and increases productivity. The intelligent design allows for temperature control and reliable sample injection, ensuring optimal results.

In terms of software, the 1100 Series is supported by Agilent’s OpenLAB software, which offers an intuitive platform for method development, data acquisition, and analysis. This software integrates seamlessly with the HPLC hardware, making it easier for scientists to manage workflows and maintain compliance with regulatory requirements.

Overall, the Agilent Technologies 1100 Series represents a significant advancement in liquid chromatography, bringing together ideal characteristics such as modularity, precision, versatility, and sophistication. Its commitment to innovation and quality makes it a preferred choice for laboratories seeking reliable analytical solutions.