CORTECS C18 Column, 90Å, 1.6 µm, 3 mm X 50 mm, 1/pk

The general-purpose, charged-surface Waters CORTECS C18 Column will help you resolve complicated combinations or retain resolution while improving throughput. The solid-core particles on which the CORTECS C18 Column is built enable the column to achieve such outstanding results by decreasing each of the three terms of the van Deemter equation. The A term decreases as the solid core particles pack more uniformly, while the B term decreases as the solid core particles have smaller particle porosity, reducing axial diffusion. Their solid core enhances heat transport and reduces radial temperature gradients, lowering the C term.

Add the CORTECS C18 Column to your lab to take advantage of the equipment's versatility. The Waters CORTECS C18 Column is a general-purpose column that produces high-efficiency results. It is built on a solid-core particle that retains acids, bases, and neutrals in a balanced manner at low and mid-range pH. The analytical column's characteristics allow for excellent peak shape for basic analytes at low pH.

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By simply increasing the flow rate of the technique, you can improve sample throughput while maintaining or improving peak capacity. It also allows for a lower column length to be used compared to the original separation while keeping identical peak capacities and offering faster re-equilibration time. As a result, employing the Waters CORTECS C18 Column can help you save money in the lab because it enables fast analysis without sacrificing separation performance, allowing you to analyze numerous samples in the same amount of time.

We recommend the use of the CORTECS C18 VanGuard Pre-column, 90Å, 1.6 µm, 2.1 mm X 5 mm, 3/pk in conjunction with the analytical column to ensure that the lab equipment lasts for a long period and continues to produce the same results. This is accomplished by shielding the column from any particle or chemical contamination, preserving the column's analytical capabilities and ensuring consistent findings.