Try our pump finder tool or configure a complete system
Simple tools to get top recommended peristaltic pumps or configure your system by choosing compatible components.
Try our pump finder tool or configure a complete system
Simple tools to get top recommended peristaltic pumps or configure your system by choosing compatible components.
Ihre Suche nach: HPLC-Pumpen
The purpose of HPLC pumps is to maintain a constant flow of mobile phase through the HPLC regardless of the pressure caused by the flow resistance of the packed column. Most commercial HPLC pumps are based on a reciprocating piston design. HPLC pumps can be used to mix or blend the mobile phase as well as to deliver it to the system. Their function is to reduce separation time of large column packings and allow the use of smaller particle size packings.
Zubehör für hochpräzise Hochdruck-Kolbenpumpe
Supplier: Avantor Fluid Handling
Entwickelt für den optimalen Betrieb Ihrer Ismatec-Pumpen.
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Isocratic pump, VERITY® 3011
Supplier: GILSON LCMS
Ideal for enabling chemical reaction monitoring, and supporting systems for environmental, food and beverage, and petroleum applications and for gel permeation chromatography (GPC), this pumping solution fits well in environmental, food, and beverage testing applications.
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Eldex Low-Flow Piston Pump Systems
Supplier: Avantor Fluid Handling
Remote flow rate control via analog signal or RS232 interface.
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Pump modules, C-601 and C-605
Supplier: BUCHI
The three-piston pump module with a pulse-free flow rate from 2,5 to 250 ml/min guarantees fast separation at a maximum working pressure of 10 bar (145 psi) or 50 bar (725 psi) for isocratic or gradient mode. These pump modules are the core components of the Sepacore® chromatography systems. The chemically resistant and biocompatible pumps can be used with a wide range of organic solvents.
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: Integra
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: VWR Collection
: SenseAnywhere
: Integra
: NANOENTEK
: VWR Collection
: Integra
: Sartorius
: Quantabio