Atlantis T3 Column, 100Å, 5 µm, 3 mm X 150 mm, 1/pk

The Waters Atlantis T3 column is an essential piece of lab equipment because it was designed to last longer at low pH. At pH 7, it also provides a better peak shape for amine-containing bases. This is why the analytical column provides greater performance over a wide pH range. The Atlantis T3 column is a universal silica-based, reversed-phase C18 column that allows you to retain and separate highly polar chemicals in a number of applications. It is a useful alternative to typical C18 reversed-phase LC columns since it retains and selects neutral, hydrophobic chemicals as well as polar analytes and performs better over a wider pH range.

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To easily retain and separate polar molecules, use the Waters Atlantis T3 column. To maintain its industry-leading status, the Atlantis T3 column employs reversed-phase HPLC and UPLC technologies. This indicates that lab equipment is made using the sophisticated T3 bonding technique, which employs a trifunctional C18 alkyl phase bonded at a ligand density that optimizes polar chemical retention and compatibility with water mobile phases. When compared to standard trimethyl silane (TMS) end-capping, the patented T3 end-capping technique is far more effective. This innovative end-capping, along with T3 bonding, gives you an advantage over typical columns in terms of polar chemical retention and water compatibility. In addition to this, it improves column performance, longevity, peak shape, and stability.

We recommend the use of the Atlantis Silica T3 VanGuard Cartridge, 100Å, 5 µm, 2.1 mm X 5 mm, 3/pk in conjunction with your analytical column to get exceptional analytical results. The cartridge is made using the exact same packing materials that are present in the analytical column, making them ideally suited. It prevents any contaminants from interfering with the analysis by filtering them out.