SPE Disks and Cartridges
Waters Corp Sep-Pak Alumina N 6 cc Vac Cartridge, 500 mg Sorbent per Cartridge, 50 - 300 µm, 30/pk
Sep-Pak Alumina N Vac cartridges contain a highly active grade of alumina with a neutral surface chemistry. The aluminum oxide surface provides an extremely polar surface for analyte retention and has properties of a Lewis acid. This normal phase sorbent is similar in use to silica; however, it is slightly more stable than unfunctionalized silica under high pH conditions. This neutral alumina is suitable for applications such as synthetic crude oil fractionation. These syringe-barrel-type cartridges are designed for use with vacuum manifolds and automated SPE instruments.
Waters Corp Sep-Pak Cyanopropyl (CN) Plus Light Cartridge, 130 mg Sorbent per Cartridge, 55 - 105 µm, 50/pk
Silica-based polar bonded phase; can be used as less polar alternative to silica in normal-phase applications or as less hydrophobic alternative to C18 or C8 in reversed-phase applications; typical applications include drug metabolites and pesticides.
Waters Corp Sep-Pak Accell Plus CM 6 cc Vac Cartridge, 500 mg Sorbent per Cartridge, 37 - 55 µm, 30/pk
Sep-Pak Accell Plus CM Vac cartridges contain a silica-based, hydrophilic weak cation-exchanger with large pore size (300Å). The cartridges are designed for extraction of cationic analytes in aqueous and non-aqueous solutions. The large pore size makes it ideal for isolation of molecules such as cationic proteins. Other applications include extraction of steriods, pesticides, and herbicides. These syringe-barrel-type cartridges are designed for use with vacuum manifolds and automated SPE instruments.
Waters Corp Sep-Pak Alumina A 35 cc Vac Cartridge, 10 g Sorbent per Cartridge, 50 - 300 µm, 10/pk
Sep-Pak Alumina A Vac cartridges contain a highly active grade of alumina with an acidic surface chemistry. The aluminum oxide surface provides an extremely polar surface for analyte retention and has properties of a Lewis acid. This normal phase sorbent is similar in use to silica; however, it is slightly more stable than unfunctionalized silica under high pH conditions. This acidic alumina is also low-capacity ion exchanger in aqueous media. Unlike polymer-based ion exhangers, this sorbent is unaffected by high-energy radioactivity and can be used for radioactive compound isolation. These syringe-barrel-type cartridges are designed for use with vacuum manifolds and automated SPE instruments.
