Nova-Pak C8 Column, 60Å, 4 µm, 3.9 mm X 75 mm, 1/pk

The Nova-Pak C8 Column offers a larger surface area for the mobile phase to travel, increasing the interaction time between the elutes and the bonded phase. This makes it possible for the sample to elute more slowly and allow more separation.

The innovative 4µ particle technology is a pivotal part of the general-purpose, silica-based, reversed-phase Nova-Pak C8 Column. This makes it possible for the lab equipment to provide an unparalleled range of possibilities for separation, as well as high efficiency and carbon surface area. The column also enables you to leverage faster separations to produce more concentrated fractions as well as using less solvent, which results in significantly reduced laboratory operating costs.

Utilizing the Nova-Pak C8 Column, you may reduce solvent use while preserving the resolution required for complex combinations, boosting lab productivity. The Nova-Pak C8 Column not only offers lower wait times but is also appropriate for almost every system design, sample type, and instrument platform. The Nova-Pak C8 Column is a general-purpose, reversed-phase C8 column built on the 4 µm particle technology. The Nova-Pak C8 Column enables you to achieve higher resolution, more effective separations, and quicker chromatography as compared to a 5 µm column.

You may want to invest in the LCMS Certified Clear Glass 12 x 32 mm Screw Neck Vial, with Cap and Preslit PTFE/Silicone Septum, 2 mL Volume, 100/pk in order to store your samples. For the most accurate analytical results, store your solvents, solutions, and samples in the vial, which is a secure and chemically inert environment. The only vials available for LC and LC/MS Analysis are those offered by Waters. The LCMS Certified Clear Glass 12 x 32 mm Screw Neck Vial is produced in accordance with the strictest ISO 9001 guidelines and is guaranteed to meet the dimensional tolerances for autosamplers for height, breadth, neck opening, neck center, threads, and bottom thickness. These restrictions must be followed since utilizing out-of-dimension vials might result in needle breakage, system downtime, malfunctioning lab equipment, and lengty delays in the transmission of analytical results.