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Agilent G1321B FLD Infinity Fluorescence Detector with 8 µL Flow Cell

€6,500excl. VAT

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Detector Type
Fluorescence
Wavelength Range
200 to 900 nm
Detail
Flow Cell Included
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Specifications 5

Brands
Agilent
New/Used
Used
Detector Type
Fluorescence
Wavelength Range
200 to 900 nm
Detail
Flow Cell Included

Product description

Agilent G1321B HPLC fluorescence detector with 8 µL flow cell for analytical liquid chromatography.

The Agilent G1321B FLD Infinity Fluorescence Detector is an HPLC fluorescence detector for analytical liquid chromatography and fluorescence-based compound detection. The listed unit includes an 8 µL flow cell and is described as tested, fully functional, and ready for use.

  • Fluorescence detector for HPLC and liquid chromatography workflows
  • Suitable for fluorescence analysis in pharmaceutical, biochemical, biotechnology, and molecular diagnostics applications
  • Wavelength capability covering excitation from 200–700 nm and emission from 280–900 nm
  • Includes an 8 µL flow cell
  • Tested and ready for laboratory operation

This Agilent fluorescence detector can support analytical methods in bioprocessing, pharmaceutical development, environmental analysis, and life science research where sensitive fluorescence detection is required.

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Last updated 19 October 2026