Quartz Spray Chamber Scott Axial 900-13

$350

Exact match OEM replacement

 

Agilent 7500, 7700, 8800 Series
Agilent / HP 4500

 

 

 

 

Description

Quartz Spray Chamber Scott Axial 900-13

Part Number:
PG900-13

Cross Reference(s)
Agilent: G3280-80008  (formerly G1820-65337)
Glass Expansion: 20-809-2643
Meinhard: L190013

Instrument Compatibility:
Agilent 7500, 7700, 8800 Series
Agilent / HP 4500

Detail:
This is an exact match OEM replacement Quartz Scott-style Spray Chamber. Standard for Agilent.

Axial, Scott Style with Inner Tube flush with Outer Tube, Sample outlet is 90° from drain. Axial, Scott Style with Inner Tube flush with Outer Tube, Sample outlet is 90° from drain.

This spray chamber has an internal baffle even with the outer body and a sample outlet 180° degrees from the drain for Axial orientation. Precision Glassblowing also offers the same spray chamber made from borosilicate PG900-11, as well as Radial orientation versions PG900-10 and PG900-12.

An Overview of the Scott-Style Spray Chamber.

A Scott-style spray chamber is an integral component of Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) technology, used primarily for elemental analysis. This chamber type filters out larger droplets from an aerosol, ensuring that only the finest particles reach the plasma.

As a result, this improves the precision and stability of the ICP readings. Precision Glassblowing offers a range of spray chambers, including the Scott style, each tailored for specific ICP applications.

Optimal Materials for Spray Chamber Scott Style.

Because they are durable and resistant to corrosive substances, materials like quartz and borosilicate glass are common choices for spray chambers. As a result, these materials ensure consistent performance and longevity, which is crucial for accurate ICP analysis. Precision Glassblowing leverages these optimal materials in their products including high-quality Scott-style spray chambers.

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