High-performance columns for HPLC, UHPLC, and UPLC [CORTECS]
Improve productivity! A lineup of columns that maximizes lab performance.
This is the latest high-performance LC column family that maximizes the performance of laboratory LC systems. With high column efficiency, it achieves superior throughput and high separation compared to fully porous particle columns. It offers 1.6μm for UPLC, which realizes the ultimate theoretical plate count, and 2.7μm for HPLC/UHPLC, which is practical with low back pressure, allowing you to choose the optimal column for each analysis from a total of seven types of chemistry. Whether you want to separate complex samples or maintain separation while improving throughput, it delivers results beyond expectations. 【Features】 - Adoption of solid-core (core-shell) particles to maximize column efficiency - Particle size of 1.6μm for UPLC separation and 2.7μm for UHPLC/HPLC separation - A chemistry lineup that broadens selectivity for method development - Seven types of chemistry lineup: C18, C18+, T3, C8, Shield RP18, Phenyl, HILIC - Easy and seamless transfer of methods between 1.6μm and 2.7μm - Excellent reproducibility between batches and columns through comprehensive management of the entire manufacturing process from particle synthesis to final product
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Chemistry C18: General-purpose high-efficiency reverse phase column. Balanced retention of acidic, basic, and neutral compounds. C18+: General-purpose high-efficiency reverse phase column. Achieves excellent peak shape for basic compounds under low pH conditions due to surface positive charge. T3: General-purpose high-efficiency reverse phase column. Usable with 100% aqueous mobile phase, improving retention of polar compounds. C8: General-purpose high-efficiency reverse phase column. Similar selectivity and slightly weaker retention compared to C18. Shield RP18: High-efficiency reverse phase column for method development. Provides different selectivity particularly for phenolic compounds. Phenyl: High-efficiency reverse phase column for method development. Provides different selectivity particularly for polycyclic aromatics. HILIC: General-purpose high-efficiency HILIC column. Offers complementary selectivity compared to reverse phase columns. CORTECS 1.6μm - Improved separation performance with equivalent back pressure. - Increased throughput. - Achieves maximum peak capacity when combined with ACQUITY UPLC system. CORTECS 2.7μm - Enhanced separation using longer columns. - Maximizes performance by effectively utilizing existing HPLC/UHPLC systems. - Improved throughput with fast flow rates or shorter columns.
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