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Glass Expansion GEICP Twinnabar Cyclonic Spray Chamber with Helix 20-809-0536HE

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Product description

Glass cyclonic spray chamber with Helix quick-connect for ICP-MS and ICP-OES sample introduction.

The Glass Expansion GEICP Twinnabar Cyclonic Spray Chamber with Helix sealing system is designed for ICP-MS and ICP-OES sample introduction systems. Part number 20-809-0536HE, it provides consistent aerosol distribution, low dead volume, and stable analytical performance.

  • Design: Cyclonic spray chamber with Helix connection
  • Material: High-purity glass, Twinnabar
  • Sealing system: Replaceable Helix system for a stress-free, leak-resistant nebulizer connection
  • Compatibility: Various ICP-OES and ICP-MS systems, depending on instrument model
  • Application: Uniform aerosol generation and signal stability for elemental analysis
  • Approximate dimensions: 110 mm length × 60 mm diameter
  • Approximate volume: 50–60 mL
  • Connection: Helix Quick-Connect system
  • Approximate weight: 150–200 g
  • Temperature range: Up to approximately 80 °C
  • Chemical resistance: Suitable for acidic and organic matrices
  • Operational features: Low dead volume, rapid rinsing, and reliable performance

This ICP spray chamber is suitable for analytical laboratories performing trace-element analysis, environmental testing, materials characterization, and sample introduction workflows in inorganic analysis. The chemically resistant glass construction supports reproducible results and straightforward maintenance.

Condition: Very good condition, with no cracks, clouding, or visible damage to the glass or sealing system. The Helix connection is functional and seals reliably. Ready for laboratory use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026