Spherisorb C6 Column, 80Å, 5 µm, 4.6 mm X 125 mm, 1/pk

Use the Spherisorb C6 Column to meet the standards for quality required for liquid chromatography. The analytical column is produced in a special Waters chromatography chemistry production facility under the strictest cGMP, ISO 9002 guidelines. The manufacturing facility produces and packs materials for polymeric and silica-based chromatography into columns and solid-phase extraction apparatus. This guarantees that you will obtain top-notch lab equipment that generates reliable and consistent analysis results. The Spherisorb C6 Column comes with the four most crucial performance characteristics: peak symmetry, lifespan, and column-to-column repeatability.

A general-purpose, reversed-phase piece of lab equipment constructed of silica, the Spherisorb C6 Column features a 5% carbon load and is packed with a linear-hexyl ligand. The Spherisorb C6 Column offers excellent versatility in optimizing processes and reducing solvent use. A chromatographic column made of silica that is robust, high-efficiency, and versatile makes up the lab equipment. When compared to Spherisorb ODS columns, these USP L15 columns are employed when a less retentive sorbent is required.

The Waters Spherisorb C6 Column has been investigated and used to handle all process variables, including slurry solvent selection, packing pressure time, temperature, flow rate, and slurry volume. The column packing techniques used in its construction ensure that the lab equipment always operates at its peak performance. This ensures that you will have the best peak symmetry, column stability, and efficiency. There are several configurations for the Spherisorb C6 Column as well. Visit our website, where you can also shop for lab supplies, to find out more about all of the alternatives.

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