| Application Compatibility | Analytical |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Module Compatibility | Autosampler |
| UNSPSC Code | 41115700 |
| Use With Instrument | G4226A |
Answer:The injection valve actuator is specified for the Agilent G4226A 1290 Infinity autosampler.
Answer:No. The actuator controls valve switching; rotor seals and stator-related components are separate service parts.
Answer:Confirm valve actuation, accurate injection switching, absence of leaks and successful autosampler diagnostics.
Agilent 1290 Infinity autosampler injection valve actuator is a stainless-steel service assembly for the injection valve mechanism in the G4226A autosampler. The actuator forms part of the valve drive arrangement responsible for switching the flow path during sample introduction into the high-performance liquid chromatography system. Its function is distinct from the valve rotor seal, stator head, isolation seal and other sealing or wetted valve components. Replacement may be appropriate when diagnostic testing identifies a mechanical actuation fault rather than seal wear or an obstructed sample path. Isolate electrical power and release fluid pressure before accessing the injection valve assembly. Protect the positioning surfaces and follow the required mechanical alignment procedure during installation. After servicing, verify valve switching, injection timing, sample-path integrity and autosampler operation under the relevant analytical method. Compatibility should be checked for the precise autosampler configuration before ordering.
Unless otherwise stated, the minimum order amount is USD 1,000.
For orders below USD 1,000, an additional handling fee may apply, or we may arrange local delivery / local handover where available.
All quotations are subject to final confirmation, including product availability, lead time, batch information, shipping cost, and applicable export or handling requirements.
For quotation requests, please send an RFQ from website or contact:
Please send inquiries directly to us in the “To” field. Emails sent via BCC, mass mailing, or with unrelated recipients may be automatically filtered and will not be processed.