XSelect Peptide HSS T3 Column, 100Å, 2.5 µm, 4.6 mm X 150 mm, 1K - 15K, 1/pk
Use the XSelect Peptide HSS T3 Column to achieve the best separation in the lab and resolve chromatography issues. Waters created the XSelect Peptide HSS T3 Column's HSS (High Strength Silica) technology to improve the chromatographic performance of BEH (Ethylene Bridged Hybrid) and CSH (Charged Surface Hybrid) particles. You can rely on the XSelect Peptide HSS T3 Column, a fully end-capped, low-coverage C18 bonded-phase column made to retain highly polar chemicals by reversed-phase in high-aqueous mobile phases.
In addition to this, the XSelect Peptide HSS T3 Column is very repeatable and portable. It possesses physical and chemical characteristics that enable easy scalability. Better resolution separations, which are required for challenging samples in order to identify and quantify constituents, are made possible by the XSelect Peptide HSS T3 Column, making it the appropriate piece of lab equipment for any laboratory. Utilizing a combination of efficiency and selectivity enhances the resolution of extremely complex samples.
The HSS technology used in the XSelect Peptide HSS T3 Column has a number of advantages over BEH and CSH technologies. It has a higher silanophilicity, which results in a different selectivity and the retention of more polar molecules. Additionally, to offer the mechanical strength needed to withstand UPLC pressures, the High Strength Silica (HSS) technology was developed.
In our top-notch, accredited facilities, the XSelect HSS T3 Column is created under the tightest quality control standards. Our web catalog, which lets you shop for lab equipment, contains more information about our procedures.
Waters recommends that you enhance the lifetime of the analytical XSelect Column by using the XSelect Peptide HSS T3 Guard Column, 100Å, 2.5 µm, 3.9 mm X 5 mm, 1K - 15K, 3/pk in conjunction with it. The Guard Column is made using the same packing materials as those of the column and is designed to filter out any unwanted chemical and particulate matter from the mobile stream.
