Low-adsorption LC column MaxPeak Premier column
Effectively reduce non-specific adsorption (NSA) of compounds that easily adsorb to metals, providing excellent durability and consistency over a long period.
This is a low-adsorption column that employs MaxPeak HPS technology, which minimizes the interaction between the analyte and column hardware (column tube) that can cause sample loss, thereby improving the recovery rate, sensitivity, and reproducibility of the analyte. MaxPeak HPS technology is an advanced surface treatment technology rather than a resin coating. It is designed to withstand the rigorous conditions of high-throughput laboratories, providing excellent performance that lasts without compromise. 【Features】 - Reduces the effort and time required for column conditioning and passivation - Improves sensitivity and peak shape - Allows analysis with a simpler mobile phase that does not contain complex additives - Saves time in method development - Reduces risk and enhances reliability in data and decision-making - A lineup compatible with all LC systems including UPLC/UHPLC/HPLC
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This is a low-adsorption column meticulously designed to demonstrate excellent performance in high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) applications.
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Prevents the loss of analytes that are prone to adsorbing to metals, such as lipids, organic acids, acidic peptides, oligonucleotides, and compounds with phosphate or carboxyl groups, or other chelating bonds.
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