Agilent 1220 Infinity II LC System
The 1220 Infinity II LC is an integrated system for routine HPLC analysis in analytical and QA/QC labs. Based on the proven technology of the InfinityLab LC Series, the system's high quality and performance help you achieve maximum return on investment and lowest cost of ownership from day one.
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Very reliable and robust
pharmaceutical method development and validation
This equipment is very reliable, with accurate, repetitive and reproducible results. It is easy to use with few maintenance issues. It meets different needs and analysis conditions, being very flexible as well.
Review Date: 17 Apr 2023 | Agilent Technologies
Great tool for UHPLC based lipidomics analysis
Lipidomics analysis from Cell culture
This instrument is very robust, easy to use and easy to maintain.
Review Date: 20 May 2022 | Agilent Technologies
Great result and highly recommended
Biopharmaceuticals
One of the very rugged and robust HPLC system available in the market, User friendly and customer support is excellent.
Review Date: 1 Apr 2022 | Agilent Technologies
Very reliable instrument!
Cannabis analysis
This equipment is very user-friendly, and we receive reproducible high-quality results in our cannabis analysis.
Review Date: 16 Nov 2021 | Agilent Technologies
Easy-to-use UPLC and "plug-and-play".
Pharmaceuticals in liquid, not heavy matrix
Easy-to-use UPLC and as a "plug-and-play". Not as complete as an Agilent's 1290 but a fine choice for routine UPLC.
Review Date: 26 Oct 2020 | Agilent Technologies
Easy to use. Would recommend!
Quantifying DNA extraction efficiencies of MILs
Easy to use and easy to troubleshoot issues/fix. Only had high pressure issues after instrument has sat on standby for a few day.
Review Date: 4 Mar 2020 | Agilent Technologies
Good cost-effectiveness.
HPLC
Good reproducibility, easy to use, lab advisor is especially great.
Review Date: 10 Feb 2020 | Agilent Technologies
I can not imagine my lab life without Agilent's HPLC next to me!
Analyzing pharmaceutical active substances
Good looking piece of equipment. Easy maintenance because of good modules and lines positioning. Good service and monitoring of the system using Agilent Lab Advisor. Stable and reproducible results. Good for method validation.
Review Date: 16 Apr 2019 | Agilent Technologies
Quality control
We are pretty satisfied with the performance, reliability, robustness of this product.
Review Date: 2 Nov 2015 | Agilent Technologies
Pharmaceutical product testing
Nice simple instrument. It feels a little flimsy thanks to the thin plastic covers, but no mechanical or electronic problems to date. Reliable, works to high back-pressures and a precise injector. Control with EZ Chrom has worked well so far.
Review Date: 16 Jul 2015 | Agilent Technologies
The 1220 Infinity II LC is an integrated system for routine HPLC analysis in analytical and QA/QC labs. Based on the proven technology of the InfinityLab LC Series, the system's high quality and performance help you achieve maximum return on investment and lowest cost of ownership from day one.
You can choose from four affordable 'all-in-one' configurations, while upgrade paths allow you to increase system capability as your needs change. The walkup upgrade and software convert the 1220 Infinity II LC into a perfect LC or LC/MS workhorse for multi-user environment. Almost any InfinityLab LC Series module can be connected to give you maximum flexibility.
Winner of the SelectScience Scientists’ Choice Award as Best New Separations Product of 2010.
Features:
- Optimized for everyday productivity: Exceptional accuracy and superior precision for all routine applications in QA/QC labs
- Fully compliant with all requirements for regulatory LC applications
- Industry leading quality and long-life: A member of the reliable and trusted InfinityLab LC Series
- Fast, trouble-free startup: Every system is tested in its final configuration
- Flexible hardware choices and all-in-one configurations include an isocratic or gradient pump, manual injector or vial autosampler, column oven and variable wavelength or diode array detector
- Future proof: Upgrade your system with additional hardware modules such as an InfinityLab LC Series refractive index, fluorescence or evaporative light scattering detector, or an Agilent InfinityLab LC/MSD Series Mass Selective Detector
- External walkup tray and dedicated walkup software make this the perfect LC system for a multi-user environment
- Unique mobile upgrade allows installation of the 1220 Infinity II LC in a mobile lab
- Higher resolution and faster run times: Our optimized pump delivers up to 600 bar, which enables you to use even smaller particle size columns
- Lower detection limits using a variable wavelength detector up to 80 Hz
- Maintain stable temperatures with the optional column oven
- High-performance software: Choose either the modern state-of-the-art software OpenLab CDS Workstation or the fully flexible, multi-purpose OpenLab CDS ChemStation Edition or OpenLab CDS EZChrom Edition
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Cannabinoids potency instrument guide
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Quantification of Cannabinoids in Industrial Hemp Using the Agilent 1220 Infinity II LC System
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