Shimadzu, 206-50680-01, BOLT. GUIDE ASSY
Catalog Number: 206-50680-01
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Answer:It is a mechanical service component for a specific instrument guide mechanism.
Answer:Dimensional similarity alone is insufficient; mating geometry and instrument compatibility must be checked.
Answer:No. It supports mechanical positioning and is a replacement part, not a measurement device.
Shimadzu Bolt Guide Assembly is a replacement mechanical guide component for a designated Shimadzu analytical instrument assembly. A guide bolt supports the alignment or controlled position of a mating mechanical part, so its dimensions and interface must agree with the equipment's installed hardware. The assembly is intended for targeted repair or replacement after inspection identifies wear, distortion, a missing part or a problem associated with the relevant guide mechanism. Its role is mechanical rather than analytical: it does not generate a signal, deliver a reagent or perform separation. During servicing, identify the correct installed location in the instrument's parts drawing and retain any fasteners or companion components specified in the procedure. Proper installation should restore the intended mechanical fit without forcing movement or substituting visually similar bolts. Purchase compatibility should be confirmed against the serial-number-specific service documentation.
Unless otherwise stated, the minimum order amount is USD 1,000.
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