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Thermo Scientific MiniSipper Sample Introduction System for Helios Spectrometers

€439.54excl. VAT

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Thermo Fisher Scientific
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Pump Technology
Peristaltic

Product description

Peristaltic pump sample introduction system for Helios spectrometers with 1–50 mm flow-cell compatibility.

The Thermo Scientific MiniSipper is a peristaltic pump-based sample introduction system designed for Thermo Helios Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Delta spectrometers. It supports efficient sample handling for routine analysis, high-throughput workflows, and large sample batch processing.

Features and specifications:

  • Peristaltic pump-based sample introduction
  • High sample throughput for analytical workflows
  • Compatible with 1–50 mm pathlength flow cells
  • Software control of tubing calibration, programmable air gap, pumping mode, and sample volume
  • Low cross-contamination of less than 0.5% at 0.5 mL
  • Suitable for Helios Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Delta spectrometer platforms
  • Used for convenient and repeatable liquid sample introduction in spectroscopy applications

The MiniSipper is supplied as an accessory for Helios spectrometers. The listed unit is described as cosmetically very good, fully functional, tested, and ready for use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026