CORTECS C8 Column, 90Å, 2.7 µm, 2.1 mm X 50 mm, 1/pk

The CORTECS C8 Column is at the very edge of liquid chromatography technology, with greater resolution and column efficiency no matter how difficult the samples are. For general liquid chromatography method development, we offer the CORTECS C8 Column. Every CORTECS UPLC lab equipment is designed to give exceptional efficiency across a wide range of tests, so you can count on the CORTECS product line to deliver consistent results time after time.

If you are looking for the best UHPLC column for separating very hydrophobic compounds, depending on the CORTECS C8 Column. The lower hydrophobicity of the CORTECS C8 Column makes all associated hydrophobic chemical separations easier than ever. Furthermore, the C8 column chemistry is less hydrophobic than traditional C18 bonded phases. Perfect for scientists who want to use the CORTECS C8 Column for a variety of purposes or want to upgrade to a different column technology.

Finding an LC column that can handle lower back pressures is a concern for scientists all around the world. The CORTECS C8 Column is designed to work with reduced back pressures while maintaining high throughput and technique development speed. When you compare the CORTECS line to similar lab equipment, you will notice that this HPLC column will provide you the confidence you need in any liquid chromatography experiments.

Scientists have always been concerned with the necessity to quickly separate a range of chemicals. That concern is no longer an issue with the CORTECS C8 Column, as the CORTECS silica columns can be utilized, cleaned, and reused in rapid succession because of solid-core technology. We also provide mass spectrometry instruments, lab software, LC quality control reference materials, and much more at Waters. To explore how all of our amazing product lines help scientists make the world a better and safer place, shop for lab equipment directly from us.

Waters recommends the use of the Reversed-Phase QC Reference Material, which is a significantly complex reference material mixture in that it contains compounds that could be challenging to separate. These include 7 compounds such as uracil, butyl paraben, naphthalene, propranolol, dipropylphthalate, acenaphthene, and amitriptyline at pH 7.