Cyber Week Deal Ultisil Sio2, 3μm, 4.6×150mm System [13zkaUwf]

Ultisil SiO2 Column: High-Purity Separation Solution

Ultisil SiO2 column is a cutting-edge separation solution designed for precise and efficient separation of complex mixtures. This column stands out for its exceptional purity, utilizing B-type ultrapure fully porous spherical silica gel with a purity of >99.1026%. The Ultisil SiO2 column is engineered with low acidity and low metal content, ensuring reliable and consistent performance in various analytical and preparative applications. Its advanced design allows for the separation of highly polar and lipophilic compounds, making it an ideal choice for scientists and researchers in the field of chromatography.

Product Specifications and Technical Details

Ultisil SiO2 column offers a wide range of specifications to cater to diverse needs. The column features a diameter of 4.6 mm and a length of 150 mm, providing ample space for efficient separation processes. The 3μm particle size ensures high resolution and sharp peaks, contributing to accurate and reliable analysis. The column is packed with high-quality silica gel, offering excellent mechanical strength and stability. Its robust construction and precise dimensions make it suitable for a variety of analytical techniques, including HPLC, GC, and other separation methods.

Practical Applications and Target Audience

Ultisil SiO2 column is an invaluable tool for scientists, researchers, and professionals in various industries. Its ability to separate highly polar and lipophilic compounds makes it particularly useful in pharmaceutical analysis, environmental monitoring, and food safety testing. Whether you are working on complex drug development, environmental regulations, or quality control, the Ultisil SiO2 column offers a reliable and efficient solution. Its versatility, combined with its high purity and precision, makes it a preferred choice for researchers seeking accurate and reproducible results. Invest in the Ultisil SiO2 column and experience the difference in your separation processes.