Agilent Field Modification Micro-GC Dual Carrier Gas 2-Channel 4 Channel User Manual and Specifications
Summary
Designed to elevate your analytical capabilities, this upgrade kit facilitates the integration of a dual carrier gas system into existing Micro-GC instruments. The comprehensive manual provides precise, step-by-step instructions for expert installation, covering rear panel modifications, manifold connection, and dedicated sample vent wiring. This critical documentation is essential for laboratory technicians and instrument maintenance personnel requiring advanced multi-gas analysis or reliable, complex chromatographic setups.
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Varian B.V. Herculesweg 8 4330 EA Middelburg The Netherlands
Field modification
Micro-GC Dual Carrier Gas
2-Channel/4 Channel
North/South America 2700 Mitchell Drive Europe Australia/East Asia Walnut Creek P.O. Box 8033 679 Springvale Road 94598 California, USA 4330 EA Middelburg Mulgrave, Victoria Tel: ++(1)9259392400 The Netherlands Fax: ++(1)9259452360 or Tel: ++(31)118671000 Australia ++(1)9259452344 Fax: ++(31)118623193 Tel: ++(61)395607133
Fax: ++(61)395607950
© 2009 Varian, Inc. All Rights Reserved Printed in the Netherlands CP501394 Rev:3 December 2009
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Manual Details
| Brand | Carrier |
|---|---|
| Pages | 4 |
| File Size | 281.63 KB |
| Published | May 30, 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I upgrade to dual carrier gas Micro-GC?
Remove pump(s), all tubing, and the rear panel. Then replace the "old" panel with the new one, installing two bulkhead unions for separate carrier gas.
What materials are used for certain components?
The Male connector connection requires a Viton O-ring (CP740029), and the SS tubing is 1/16 x 1.0mm VLT61C30.
How do I adjust the connections after installation?
Adjust the length of the SS tubing to connect from the rear panel to the manifold connection based on the instrument's configuration.
Is colored tubing used for actual pump connections?
No, the note specifies that when connecting pumps, the instrument should use clear tubing.