Agilent, 1610088600, CNCTR BARB 116 ID TO 18 ID TUBE

Name: CNCTR BARB 116 ID TO 18 ID TUBE
Brand: Agilent
SKU: 1610088600

CNCTR BARB 116 ID TO 18 ID TUBE

Catalog Number: 1610088600

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General

Notes	Used to connect the peristaltic pump tubing for the waste line of the 5100 ICP-OES to the drain tubing

FAQs

Question: Which tubing sizes does the connector join?

Answer:The barb connector joins flexible tubing with 1/16-inch and 1/8-inch internal diameters.

Question: Where is this connector used in the ICP-OES system?

Answer:It connects the peristaltic-pump waste tubing to the drain tubing in the Agilent 5100 ICP-OES waste line.

Question: Can this barb connector be used for a gas line?

Answer:It is specified for the liquid-waste tubing arrangement. Gas-line service should use fittings designed and rated for the applicable gas and pressure conditions.

Application Note

The Agilent stepped barb connector joins flexible tubing with 1/16-inch and 1/8-inch internal diameters in ICP-OES liquid-waste plumbing. Its primary service application is connecting the peristaltic pump tubing in the waste line of an Agilent 5100 ICP-OES to the corresponding drain tube. Matching barb sizes to the tubing diameters helps maintain a secure junction during pump operation. This connector is a small replacement plumbing component rather than a pump, spray chamber or gas-line fitting. Tubing should be seated fully, inspected for deterioration and routed to avoid kinks that could obstruct removal of waste liquid.

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