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Supplier: Avantor

* Use with freestanding holder HI-161 and column coupler HI-081, please see “HPLC Guard Column Holders and Accessories”.

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Vydac 302IC is a low capacity anion-exchange (quaternary amine) material based on a high purity 10 µm large pore size silica.

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These LiChrospher® columns are silica available both end capped and non-end capped C18 phases. This feature enhances the chromatography selectivity options.

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Avantor® Partisil® was one of the first commercially available irregular silicas with a large surface area giving it a high loading capacity.

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Prevail™ HPLC columns exhibit long column lifetime in both highly aqueous and highly organic mobile phases. All phases, apart from Prevail™ Carbohydrate ES are silica-based. The stability of these phases is such that a single column can be switched between highly aqueous for analysis of highly polar analytes and highly organic for strong retention of hydrophobic analytes.

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Vydac TP was the first range of wide pore media phases developed in the Vydac range and became the industry standard for peptide and protein separations. The large pores of the 300 Å TP silica give polypeptide molecules complete access to the interior of the silica pores.

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Vydac TP is the first range of wide pore media phases developed in the Vydac range and it is the industry's standard for peptide and protein separations. The large pores of the 300 Å TP silica give polypeptide molecules complete access to the interior of the silica pores.

Supplier: Avantor

Avantor® Alltima HP columns combine a range of different phase chemistries with high purity silica. Avantor® Alltima HP columns contain the highest carbon load for superior retention and loadability.

Supplier: HICHROM - OEM

Avantor® ACE® UltraCore BIO C18 are high performing solid-core (core-shell) particle columns designed for a wide range of biomolecule applications. With both 300 Å and 500 Å pore sizes available, optimum pore size can be chosen. This phase is well suited to the analysis of more hydrophilic proteins over 5 kDa molecular weight.

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Allsep anion is a methacrylate based phase with quaternary ammonium functional groups, optimised for use with both suppressed and non-suppressed conductivity detection. They are recommended for applications involving inorganic anions, weak and strong acid ions, metal complexes and organic acids.

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Vydac TP was the first range of wide pore media phases developed in the Vydac range and became the industry standard for peptide and protein separations. The large pores of the 300 Å TP silica give polypeptide molecules complete access to the interior of the silica pores.

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Prevail™ HPLC columns exhibit long column lifetime in both highly aqueous and highly organic mobile phases. All phases, apart from Prevail™ Carbohydrate ES are silica-based. The stability of these phases is such that a single column can be switched between highly aqueous for analysis of highly polar analytes and highly organic for strong retention of hydrophobic analytes.

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Vydac Denali (238DE) is a 120 Å C18 bonded phase with high carbon coverage, suitable for the analysis of both acidic and basic analytes. It has applications for small molecule analyses of interest to pharmaceutical and environmental laboratories.

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These Vydac TP was the first range of wide pore media phases developed in the Vydac range and became the industry standard for peptide and protein separations. The large pores of the 300 Å TP silica give polypeptide molecules complete access to the interior of the silica pores.

Supplier: Avantor

Vydac TP is the first range of wide pore media phases developed in the Vydac range and it is the industry's standard for peptide and protein separations. The large pores of the 300 Å TP silica give polypeptide molecules complete access to the interior of the silica pores.

Supplier: HICHROM - OEM

Avantor® ACE® UltraCore BIO C4 are high performing solid-core (core-shell) particle columns, designed for a range of biomolecule applications. With both 300 Å and 500 Å pore sizes available, optimum pore size can be chosen. This phase is well suited to the analysis of hydrophobic proteins over 5 kDa molecular weight.

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These Vydac MS columns are a later development from Grace for the reversed phase HPLC separation of biomolecules. A proprietary surface treatment and bonding process gives Vydac MS columns a unique selectivity. A variety of reversed phases makes this product line suitable for the analysis of small peptides to large intact, undenatured proteins.

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Zorbax spherical particles are manufactured from small extremely uniform colloidal silica micro beads which are agglutinated in a Du Pont patented organic polymerisation process. The organic polymer is removed by a controlled sintering process to yield mechanically stable silica particles.

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Prevail™ HPLC columns exhibit long column lifetime in both highly aqueous and highly organic mobile phases. All phases, apart from Prevail™ Carbohydrate ES are silica-based. The stability of these phases is such that a single column can be switched between highly aqueous for analysis of highly polar analytes and highly organic for strong retention of hydrophobic analytes.

Supplier: HICHROM - OEM

Avantor® ACE® UltraCore BIO Phenyl2 are high performing solid-core (core-shell) particle columns, designed for a range of biomolecule applications. With both 300 Å and 500 Å pore sizes available, optimum pore size can be chosen. This phase is well suited to the analysis of hydrophobic proteins over 5kDa molecular weight with alternative selectivity to C4 bonded phases

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Vydac TP is the first range of wide pore media phases developed in the Vydac range and it is the industry's standard for peptide and protein separations. The large pores of the 300 Å TP silica give polypeptide molecules complete access to the interior of the silica pores.

Supplier: Avantor

Prevail™ HPLC columns exhibit long column lifetime in both highly aqueous and highly organic mobile phases. All phases, apart from Prevail™ Carbohydrate ES are silica-based. The stability of these phases is such that a single column can be switched between highly aqueous for analysis of highly polar analytes and highly organic for strong retention of hydrophobic analytes.

Supplier: Avantor

Vydac TP is the first range of wide pore media phases developed in the Vydac range and it is the industry's standard for peptide and protein separations. The large pores of the 300 Å TP silica give polypeptide molecules complete access to the interior of the silica pores.

Supplier: Avantor

These Vydac MS columns are a later development from Grace for the reversed phase HPLC separation of biomolecules. A proprietary surface treatment and bonding process give Vydac MS columns unique selectivity. A variety of reversed phases makes this product line suitable for the analysis of small peptides to large intact, undenatured proteins.

Supplier: Avantor

Vydac MS columns are a later development from Grace for the reversed phase HPLC separation of biomolecules. A proprietary surface treatment and bonding process give Vydac MS columns unique selectivity. A variety of reversed phases makes this product line suitable for the analysis of small peptides to large intact, undenatured proteins.

Supplier: Avantor

Vydac TP was the first range of wide pore media phases developed in the Vydac range and became the industry standard for peptide and protein separations. The large pores of the 300 Å TP silica give polypeptide molecules complete access to the interior of the silica pores.

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Everest columns have unique selectivity and sensitivity, which are the result of bonding technology that improves C18 surface coverage and deactivates residual silanols. Previously, the 300 Å C18 chemistries had carbon coverage in the 2,8 to 3,6 µmol/m² range. Everest C18 coverage is in excess of 4 µmol/m² and approximates the theoretical limit based on surface area. The increased shielding of the base silica increases column lifetime and reduces the amount of TFA required to shield the silica.