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Pre-packed columns, cartridges, and guard columns for separation of biomolecules and organic/inorganic analytes; includes normal/reversed phase HPLC, UHPLC, LC-MS, HILIC, mixed-mode, ion exchange, ligand exchange, and affinity column formats.
CHIROBIOTIC™ R, based on the ristocetin A glycopeptide covalently bonded to high purity silica particles, has shown particular applicability to enantiomers of anionic compounds.
The LC-CN phase is often used as a substitute for silica because it offers the advantages of a bonded phase (such as quick equilibration, and less sensitivity to small changes of the water content in the mobile phase).
SUPELCOSIL™ LC-NH2-NP is an amino phase dedicated to normal phase chromatography. By employing special bonding technology, and avoiding water in manufacturing and testing the column, we have dramatically reduced the retention variation that is characteristic of normal phase chromatography.
TSKgel™ UltraSW Aggregate columns have a slightly larger pore size and smaller (3 μm) particle size than the industry-leading TSKgel™ G3000SWxl (5 μm) and SuperSW3000 (4 μm) columns. These 30 cm x 7.8 mm I.D. silica-based, stainless steel columns offer reduced lot-to-lot variation, long column life, reduction of unspecified adsorption, and superior recovery of aggregates.
The highly retentive endcapped silane of the Ascentis™ Express PFAS Delay column provides high retention of PFAS compounds across various mobile phase conditions and is used to delay background instrument.
Discovery™ RP-AmideC16 HPLC Column consists of a stationary phase made up of high-purity C16-silica that includes a polar-embedded amide function attached to the silica surface with a propyl group.
Use this capillary column for high sensitivity HPLC or LC/MS characterization of intact proteins in top-down proteomics where sample amount is critically limited.