Agilent PL-SP 260VS Manuals

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Brand
Agilent
Model
PL-SP 260VS
Documents
2
Languages
EN
Last added
2012-07-05

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Agilent PL-SP 260VS Sample Preparation System Technical Overview

Agilent PL-SP 260VS Sample Preparation System Technical Overview

Product Leaflet 4 pages · 67 KB · EN

The Agilent PL-SP 260VS is a sample preparation system designed for the manual dissolution and filtration of samples prior to analysis by gel permeation chromatography (GPC). It combines controlled heating across a temperature range of 30 to 260 °C with gentle agitation, selectable from 85 to 230 rpm.

The system allows for the dissolution and filtration of samples at temperatures up to 260 °C using a heater/shaker unit. Filtration is achieved using a unique hand-held pipettor with filter magazines containing stainless steel frits or glass fiber filters, specifically suited for removing fine, insoluble particulates such as carbon black from high molecular weight polymers.

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Agilent PL-SP 260VS specifications

Temperature Range30 to 260 °C (+ 2 °C)
Agitation Speed85 to 230 rpm (+ 10%)
Filter Pore Sizes0.5 to 10 µm (stainless steel) or 1 µm (glass fiber)
ColumnAgilent PLgel 10 µm MIXED-B, 7.5 x 300 mm
EluentTHF (stabilized)
Flow rate1 mL/min
DetectorUV, 254 nm

Source: Agilent PL-SP 260VS Sample Preparation System Technical Overview

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Application Note 1

How to use the product for one specific task, with worked examples.

Questions answered in these manuals

What is the temperature range of the Agilent PL-SP 260VS?

The system provides controlled heating across a temperature range of 30 to 260 °C.

From: Agilent PL-SP 260VS Sample Preparation System Technical Overview

What agitation speeds are available on the system?

The user can select agitation speeds from 85 to 230 rpm.

From: Agilent PL-SP 260VS Sample Preparation System Technical Overview

What solvent is most effective for dissolving polyolefins?

Trichlorobenzene is generally the most effective solvent due to its ability to dissolve highly crystalline materials.

From: Agilent Polyolefin Analysis by GPC/SEC Application Compendium

What is the temperature range of the Agilent PL-SP 260VS Sample Preparation System?

The system provides controlled heating across a temperature range of 30 to 260 °C.

From: Agilent Polyolefin Analysis by GPC/SEC Application Compendium