Ultrastyragel GPC Column, 100Å, 5 µm, 7.8 mm X 300 mm, 50 - 1K, 1/pk

Opt for the use of the Waters Ultrastyragel GPC Column in your lab as it is a sophisticated aqueous-compatible gel column for analytical and preparative separations of water-soluble polymers that you have purchased. The gel is a cross-linked hydroxylated polymer with some carboxyl functionality left over. Some residual amine functionality exists in Ultrahydrogel DP. Oligomers and biological molecules such as polysaccharides, nucleic acids, proteins, and peptides are commonly characterized. It enables you to obtain high-efficiency GPC separations for compound isolation and sample clean-up. The lab equipment is closely related to the Styragel GPC columns.

The lab equipment is designed to provide a two to three times increase in efficiency in plates and/or meters, which in turn improves separation speed while reducing solvent consumption for preparative isolation. You can now perform separations that once required several smaller Styragel Columns easily using a single, more efficient Ultrastyragel GPC Column. Waters offers a wide range of the Ultrastyragel GPC Columns in varying chemistries, lengths, pore, and particle configurations. You can browse the portfolio using our online store, using which you can also shop for lab equipment of your choice directly from us.

The Ultrastyragel GPC Column offers some crucial analysis features which make it a dependable piece of lab equipment. These include high resolution, low adsorption, and a wide range of molecular weight separations. Like all Waters lab equipment, the Ultrastyragel GPC Column is manufactured to the highest standards, using stringent quality control measures.

You may want to explore the Ultrahydrogel Guard Column, 125 Å, 6 µm, 6 mm x 40 mm, 1K - 500K, 1/pk as well. Guard columns are not commonly employed for organic GPC, but they will remove and/or filter many contaminants found in aqueous soluble materials such as saccharides, peptides, and hydrolyzates that may adsorb irreversibly on the Ultrahydrogel Column. Guard columns are also employed to remove particles and highly retained sample components from the sample and solvent, which reduce column life. Guard columns will help you get consistent, repeatable outcomes with your Ultrahydrogel Column.