Flame Ionization Detector (FID) Jet – Adaptable, Wide Bore, 0.03″ ID Tip Part Number: 18789-80070

Packed Column FID Replacement Jet

Aska Solution provides high-performance components for laboratories across Saudi Arabia. This Jet optimizes gas chromatography processes in Dammam and Riyadh. It features a precision-engineered tip to handle demanding samples effectively. Consequently, users experience repeatable results during complex chemical analyses. This Jet maintains a stable flame for consistent detection. Ultimately, upgrading to this component improves your laboratory’s total analytical throughput in KSA.

Features

This replacement part incorporates advanced engineering to ensure your detector operates at peak efficiency.

1. Optimized Tip: The Wide Bore Jet handles high-bleed columns without frequent maintenance.
2. Superior Signal: Provides exceptional detector sensitivity by reducing background electronic noise.
3. Heat Resistance: Features durable construction that withstands the intense heat of a hydrogen flame.
4. Stable Flow: This Jet ensures steady gas dynamics for precise ionization.

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications ensure this component fits your specific instrument requirements in Jeddah.

1. Part Number: Identified as 18789-80070 for easy inventory management.
2. Tip Diameter: Features a 0.030 inch internal diameter for enhanced flow.
3. Material Grade: Manufactured with high-purity alloys to prevent sample contamination.
4. Instrument Fit: This  jet agilent compatible part fits 5890 and 6890 series.

Data Table

Refer to the table below for the precise physical dimensions and compatibility data.

FID Jet Working Principle

The FID Jet Working Principle relies on the combustion of organic compounds in a flame.

1. Combustion: A hydrogen-air mixture creates a flame at the jet tip for sample entry.
2. Ionization: Carbon atoms in the sample produce ions during the combustion process.
3. Current Flow: A collector electrode captures these ions to create a measurable electrical current.
4. Signal Output: An electrometer amplifies the current to provide a digital chromatogram.

Applications

This Flame Ionization Detector Jet serves various industrial testing sectors throughout the Middle East.

1. Petrochemicals: Used for hydrocarbon analysis and refinery gas testing in Jubail.
2. Environmental: Critical for monitoring pollutants and air quality standards in Riyadh.
3. Food Safety: Detects residues and additives in food and beverage products.
4. Research: Facilitates complex chemical data collection in academic laboratories.

How To Use

Follow these steps to correctly install your new fid jet agilent replacement part.

1. Shutdown: Power down the GC system and allow all heated zones to cool.
2. Access: Remove the detector cover to reach the existing FID Jet.
3. Removal: Carefully unscrew the old jet using the appropriate laboratory tool.
4. Installation: Screw in the Wide Bore FID Jet until it is hand-tight.

Warning

Adhere to these safety warnings to prevent injury or damage to your sensitive equipment.

1. Burn Hazard: Never touch the detector base while the system is operational.
2. Gas Safety: Ensure all hydrogen gas lines are leak-free before ignition.
3. Thread Damage: Do not use excessive force when installing the replacement part.
4. Contamination: Avoid touching the jet tip with bare hands to prevent oily residues.

Precautions

Proper care ensures the FID Jet Working Principle functions correctly for a long duration.

1. Gas Purity: Use high-purity gases to avoid clogging the internal bore.
2. Gloves: Always wear lint-free gloves during the installation process.
3. Calibration: Recalibrate the detector after replacing the Packed Column FID Replacement Jet.
4. Inspection: Regularly check the flame stability to ensure the jet remains clean.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Why should I choose a wide bore design?

A Wide Bore FID Jet is better for packed columns that produce high amounts of bleed.

2. How often should I replace my FID Jet?

Replace the jet when you notice high baseline noise or if the flame becomes unstable.

3. Is this part compatible with non-Agilent systems?

Specifically, this fid jet agilent compatible part fits the 5890, 6850, and 6890 series only.

4. Does the FID Jet Working Principle change with this part?

No, the core FID Jet Working Principle remains the same while providing better flow.

5. Can I clean the jet instead of replacing it?

While cleaning is possible, a Packed Column FID Replacement Jet provides the most reliable performance.