ACQUITY UPLC column
The separation energy, sensitivity, and speed have dramatically improved.
With UPLC technology, you can invest in the future by having the robustness and reliability to perform existing HPLC analytical methods within a single system, while optimally operating UPLC columns with particle sizes of 2 μm or less. The ACQUITY UPLC(R) system family serves as a platform for LC technology that can be utilized regardless of separation requirements, making it easy to enhance productivity and facilitate method transfer between facilities. 【Features】 - Six types of UPLC particles based on ethylene-bridged hybrid, High Strength Silica, and Charged Surface Hybrid - 22 types of stationary phases - Seven types of application-specific chemistries - Designed to seamlessly deliver performance with the ultra-low dispersion ACQUITY UPLC system - Over 200 options (column sizes and chemistries) available to select the optimal column that balances separation capability and throughput For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. *The catalog will be a digest version. If you need the full version, please contact us.
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【Lineup】 ○ BEH C18 ○ BEH C8 ○ BEH Shield RP18 ○ BEH Phenyl ○ BEH HILIC ○ BEH Amide ○ BEH130 C18 ○ BEH300 C18 ○ BEH300 C4 ○ BEH Glycan ○ HSS T3 ○ HSS C18 ○ HSS C18 SB ○ HSS PFP ○ HSS Cyano ○ CSH C18 ○ CSH Fluoro-Phenyl ○ CSH Phenyl-Hexyl ○ OST C18 ○ AccQ•Tag Ultra ○ BEH200 SEC ○ BEH125 SEC ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. * This catalog is a digest version. If you need the full version, please contact us.
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