Description

The Agilent G1377A Micro-WPS is an autosampler for the Agilent 1100 Series HPLC system that automates sample injection for capillary Liquid Chromatography, handling sample volumes from nanoliters to microliters using 96- or 384-well microplates for high-throughput analysis. 

Agilent 1100 G1377A Micro-Wps

The Agilent 1100 Series G1377A Micro-WPS (Micro Wellplate Autosampler) is designed to perform capillary LC with injection of sample volumes ranging from nL to uL. Features a micro Rheodyne valve and the optimized design of the needle seat, loop and seat capillaries minimize dispersion. A high-resolution metering device offers resolution ten times better than a standard autosampler, bypass operation facilitates low delay volume, increased sample injection speed for high sample throughput, flexible and convenient sample handling with different types of sample containers. Using 384-well plates allows to process up to 768 samples unattended.

Key Functions & Features Agilent 1100 G1377A Micro-Wps

Automated sample injection: 
It performs automated sampling and injection of samples directly into the HPLC system.  
Microplate compatibility: 
Designed to work with 96- or 384-well microplates, enabling the processing of many samples.  
Capillary LC capabilities: 
It is specifically designed for capillary LC, handling small sample volumes (nL to µL).  
Minimizes dispersion: 
Features an optimized design for the injection valve, needle, and loop to reduce band dispersion.  
High-throughput: 
Allows for unattended processing of a large number of samples, especially when using 384-well plates.  

How does the Agilent G1377A Micro-Wps HPLC 1100 Works? 

Sample selection: The system selects a sample from a well-plate.  
Liquid transfer: A metering device precisely draws a preset sample volume from the well.  
Injection: The sample is then transferred to the HPLC column for separation and analysis.  

Who is it for?  
Laboratories performing capillary Liquid Chromatography.
Researchers needing to automate high-throughput analysis of samples stored in microplates.