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LC1620A liquid chromatograph

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Model NumberLC1620A

Brand NameSHANGHAISHUNYUHENGPING

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LC1620A liquid chromatograph
Introduction
Adopt floating plunger support mechanism to improve the service life of plunger and plunger seal ring.
CAN bus (controller area network) is introduced into the liquid chromatography system.
Automated operation: anti-control workstation, system settings can be completed on the computer.
Detection capability: In addition to the conventional UV detector, the LC1620A can be equipped with a refractive index detector and an evaporative light scattering detector.
Features
1.On-line cleaning function of the plunger rod: The high-pressure constant-current pump adopts a double seal ring design to clean buffer salts, reduce the wear of key components, and extend the service life.
2.Flow monitoring function: real-time monitoring of the mobile phase, dual alarm design, when the set value is reached, the system will alarm or automatically stop the pump, effectively protecting the HPLC system.
3.Three measurement methods: dual wavelength detection, wavelength time program and pump stop scan can correspond to different measurement needs.
Technical Parameters

	Isocratic system	Gradient system
LC1620A Pump	Specifications
	Flow rate range	0.001-9.999mL/min
	Flow rate accuracy	≤±0.5%(1mL/min, water, room temperature)
	Flow rate precision	RSD≤0.08%(1mL/min, water, room temperature)
	Pressure range	≤42MPa
LC1620A UV Detector	Specifications
	Lamp	deuterium lamp
	Wavelength range	190-700nm
	Baseline noise	≤8×10-6AU
	Baseline drift	≤1×10-4AU/h
	Detection Limit	4×10-9 g/ml(Naphthalene/methyl alcohol solvent)
	Wavelength accuracy	±1nm

Liquid chromatography is a type of separation and analysis technology. It is characterized by the use of liquids as mobile phases. Stationary phases can take many forms, such as paper, thin plates and packed beds.