Gel Permeation Chromatography/Size Exclusion Chromatography (GPC/SEC) columns are critical for separating molecules based on their hydrodynamic volume. The performance and accuracy of your analysis directly depend on selecting the appropriate column. Investing in a high-quality GPC-SEC column ensures reliable results for polymer characterization and molecular weight determination.
- Capacity (mL): 230
- ID (cm): 1.5
- Length (cm): 120
- Quantity: 3
- Temperature Range (ºC): 0 to 50
- SEPARATION || Chromatography column designed for general chromatography analysis - Used in the separation of mixtures between the stationary and mobile phase
- COST-EFFECTIVE || For education and preparation - A cost-effective technique that works with a vast array of substances
- STOPCOCK || Includes a rotaflow stopcock for ease of use and a 19/26 socket
- SINTERED DISC || Features a sintered disc with 0 porosity - Ideal for coarse filtration and gas dispersion
- DURABLE & STURDY || Made of high quality Borosilicate 3.3 glass - Built to last and withstand multiple uses
- High-capacity chromatography column with 1000 mL reservoir for large-scale flash and preparative chromatography on a 24/40 joint system.
- 60 mm outer diameter and approximately 457 mm effective bed length provide an exceptionally large packing volume for demanding separations.
- Integrated 1000 mL reservoir facilitates solvent and sample loading for extended runs and high sample loads.
- PTFE stopcock at the bottom enables smooth, accurate control of solvent flow; wetted surfaces are PTFE and borosilicate glass for broad solvent compatibility.
- Designed for gravity or low-pressure flash chromatography under modest positive pressure; clamp the column securely and operate in a fume hood behind a safety shield. Stand, clamps and chromatography media are not included.
- Designed to help separate liquid chemical compounds.
- Premium Construction: made from G3.3 high borosilicate glass, ensuring durability and resistance to chemical corrosion, with a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) valve for added reliability
- Enhanced Separation: features a G2 sand plate at the bottom with a sand core pore size ranging from 40 to 80 micrometers, facilitating efficient separation of mixed samples containing various organic compounds
- Precise Dimensions: with an inner diameter of 13mm and an effective length of 203mm, equipped with a standard 24/40 joint at the top for seamless integration into laboratory setups
- Versatile Application: ideal for separating mixed samples containing multiple organic compounds, making it a valuable tool for various laboratory experiments and analyses
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- Chromatography column.
- 24/40 Joint; G2 40~80 μm Nominal Max. pore size.
- With Fritted Disc and PTFE Stopcock.
- 45mm in column O.D. And 485mm in effective length.
- If received damaged, please let us know and we will solve it promptly.
- Chromatography column
- 24/40 Joint; G2 40~80 μm Nominal Max. pore size
- With Fritted Disc and PTFE Stopcock
- 25mm in column O.D. And 203mm in effective length
- StonyLab ensures premium products and premium customer service; if received damaged, please contact us immediately; we will solve it until satisfied
- Glass chromatography column with sintered disc, ideal for in-column operations in chemical experiments
- 1.57 inch column O.D. and 300 mm effective length
- Standard 24/40 taper outer joint at the top, equipped with a fritted disc and a PTFE stopcock
- Made of high borosilicate glass, featuring a thick-walled design for reusability; maximum withstand temperature 250°C
- Warranty: Labasics 1-year limited warranty; if received damaged, please contact us immediately; we will solve it until satisfied
- Long fritted chromatography column for higher-capacity flash and preparative chromatography.
- 26 mm outer diameter and approximately 457 mm effective length with frit provide a deep bed volume for demanding separations.
- Fritted glass disc supports the packed bed and prevents loss of adsorbent while maintaining solvent flow.
- PTFE stopcock allows smooth, precise regulation of solvent flow under gravity or low-pressure conditions.
- Borosilicate 3.3 hand-blown glass with uniform wall thickness offers clarity, chemical resistance and thermal shock durability; column must be clamped securely and used behind a safety shield in a fume hood.
- Two polyethylene blocks slide over support stand rods and can be set at desired height by tightening adjustment thumbscrews
- Two support rods and stands are necessary to support the rack
- Support stand not included
- Bendable plastic loops gently support each column without scratching
- Stores eight chromatography columns up to 30mm (1-3/16") in diameter
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How to Choose the Best Lab Chromatography GPC-SEC Columns
Column Chemistry
The stationary phase chemistry is paramount. Common options include polystyrene-divinylbenzene (PS-DVB), silica, and various functionalized polymers. PS-DVB is versatile for organic solvents and a wide range of polymers. Silica-based columns are often used for aqueous GPC/SEC or when specific interactions are desired.
Particle Size and Pore Size
Particle size impacts efficiency and back pressure. Smaller particles generally offer higher resolution but also increase back pressure, requiring more robust pumping systems. Pore size determines the molecular weight range the column can effectively separate. Ensure the pore size distribution of the column aligns with the molecular weight range of the samples you intend to analyze.
Solvent Compatibility
Verify that the column's stationary phase and packing material are compatible with the mobile phase (solvent) you plan to use. Incompatible solvents can degrade the column, leading to poor performance and reduced lifespan. Always consult the manufacturer's specifications for recommended solvents.