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Injection needle cleaning

2009-02-07View Original

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The injection needle must be cleaned after each injection; should methanol, ethanol, or propane be used as the cleaning agent? The substances we measured are all volatile low-carbon amines. After cleaning, how many times should the sample be cleaned with the substance being tested before the next injection? Thank you! I’m a newbie; please forgive me.
Reply #22009-02-07
Generally, cleaning is necessary after sampling; it’s best to use your own solvent to do this, as it helps prevent cross-contamination between different solvents. 5–8 washes are a good number of times to perform this cleaning process – just my personal opinion
Reply #32009-02-07
Methanol is better; clean more than 3 times

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