HPLC Guard Columns and Cartridges
Optimize Technologies OPTI-LYNX™ Guard Column Cartridge, 3mm x 15mm, Cyano (CN), 5pk
OPTI-LYNX Guard Column Cartridge, 3mm x 15mm, Cyano (CN), 5/Pk
Sepax Technologies Inc Sepax HPLC Column Proteomix SAX, NP1.7, 4 x 10 mm
Proteomix ion-exchange phases have been innovatively developed for achieving high ion-exchange capacity, a breakthrough technology for non-porous resins. Proteomix packing support is composed of a rigid, spherical, highly cross-linked poly(styrene divinylbenzene) (PS/DVB) non-porous bead with particle size selections of 1.7, 3, 5 and 10 µm. The PS/DVB resin surface is grafted with a highly hydrophilic, neutral polymer thin layer with the thickness in the range of nanometer. The hydrophobic PS/DVB resin surface is totally covered by a hydrophilic coating that eliminates non-specific bindings with biological analytes, leading to high efficiency and high recovery separations for biological molecules.
Tosoh Bioscience LLC TSKGEL OCTYL-80TS GUARD 3PK
Cartridge, Guard; For 4.6mm I.D. Tosoh TSKgel Octyl-80Ts columns; Media: Silica; 3.2mm I.D. x 1.5cm Length; 3/Pk
YMC America, Inc PHENYL 3UM 120A 20X4MM PK/5
PH12S03-0204GC: Phenyl, 3um, 120A, 20X4mm Cartridge, pk/5
YMC America, Inc J SPHR H80 4UM 80A 10X2.1MM PK
JH08S04-01Q1GC: J'Sphere H80, 4um,; 80A, 10X2.1mm Cartridge, pk/5
Sepax Technologies Inc Sepax HPLC Column HP-Cyano, Guard cartridge with holder, 5 µm, 120 Å, 2 x 10 mm
Synthesized with monomeric and fully endcapped chemistry, HP-Cyano phase is bonded with propylcyano functional group that allows special interaction with polar compounds. The monomeric bonding chemistry enables high efficiency and high resolution separation of peptide, proteins, acidic, neutral and basic organic compound, and pharmaceuticals.
Waters Corp Atlantis T3 Prep Guard Cartridge, 100Å, 10 µm, 19 mm X 10 mm, 1/pk
Atlantis T3 columns are universal, silica-based, reversed-phase C18 columns that provide balanced retention of polar and hydrophobic molecules and should be your first choice when developing separations of polar and non-polar compounds.