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Precision binary solvent mixing HPLC pump by Waters with dual pump heads, 100-240 V, 360 VA, ideal for analytical chromatography.
The Waters Acquity Binary Solvent Manager is a high-performance HPLC solvent delivery system engineered for precise binary solvent mixing, essential in analytical liquid chromatography workflows. Featuring dual pump heads (Pump A and Pump B), it delivers accurate and reproducible solvent blends critical for molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing analysis, and biotechnology research requiring stringent solvent composition control.
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This solvent manager supports a wide range of applications in biopharmaceutical production pipelines, synthetic biology research, and clinical diagnostics by providing stable and reproducible solvent delivery. Its precise solvent blending capability is widely adopted in chromatographic systems for live-cell imaging studies, fluorescence analysis, and neuroimaging applications where high solvent consistency is critical.
The system includes essential accessories such as solvent inlet and outlet tubing and a power cable, facilitating straightforward integration into existing HPLC analytical platforms. Designed for longevity and automation compatibility, the Waters Acquity Binary Solvent Manager remains a robust choice for laboratories specializing in biotechnology, molecular biology, and advanced biomedical engineering applications.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
The middle half of the 237 with a price runs from €63 to €1,450.
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