Optimizing The Stack Configuration; Agilent A-Line Lc Flex Bench - Agilent Technologies 1260 Infinity II Quaternary System Manual

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Introduction

Optimizing the Stack Configuration

Optimizing the Stack Configuration

To ensure safe operation and optimum performance of an Agilent InfinityLab
LC System, Agilent Technologies prescribe stack configurations. The following
configurations are possible:
• A-Line Flex Bench
• Single Stack (maximal 4 modules, in a bench rack or directly on the bench)
• Two Stacks (in a bench rack or directly on the bench)
The table below summarizes the advantages of the different prescribed
configurations.
Table 1
Overview on pros and cons of different stack configurations
modules in a stack
Rack Configuration
fewer than 5
Pros
• no bench required
• mobile
• optimal access to the
• integrated waste concept
5 and more
+
possible

Agilent A-Line LC Flex Bench

Agilent recommends to use the A-Line LC Flex Bench for all
Agilent-LC-Systems.
Main features:
• Increases flexibility in the lab
• Safe moving of LC
• Easy stack customization
• Included waste management
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modules, solvent bottles,
pumps, columns, and
accessories
Single Stack Configuration
Pros
• minimal bench space
required
Cons
• high stack
-
not possible
1260 Infinity II Quaternary System - Manual and Quick Guide
Two Stacks Configuration
Pros
• lower stacks
• flexible combinations
Cons
• maximum bench space
required
+
possible

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