chromatography columns

chromatography columns Specification

Power Supply
Not Applicable / 220 V with heating jacket

Glass Type
Borosilicate Glass

Heating Capacity
Up to 200C (with optional jacket)

Control Type
Manual / Automatic (with controller)

Accuracy
High (laboratory-grade)

Shape
Cylindrical

Features
Leak-proof fittings, high chemical resistance, easy assembly, transparent for process observation

Temperature Resistance
Up to 200C

Type
Chromatography Column

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies by model (custom sizes available)

Equipment Type
Laboratory Chromatography Apparatus

Equipment Materials
Glass, Stainless Steel, PTFE

Power
Not Required (unless fitted with heater/controller)

Voltage
Not Applicable (unless with heater/controller, then 220-240 V AC)

Material
Borosilicate Glass / Stainless Steel

Application
Laboratory, Separation, Purification, Analytical Research

Capacity (Ltr)
500 ml to 10 L

Mobility
Portable design

Cleaning Method
Autoclavable, chemical-resistant for strong acid/base cleaning

Compatibility
Suitable for HPLC, flash, gravity, and preparative chromatography

Column Packing
Suitable for silica gel, resin, alumina, and other media

Connector Type
PTFE screw fitting / flange

End Fittings
PTFE end caps with integrated septa

Maximum Flow Rate
100-200 ml/min (depending on column size)

Pressure Rating
Up to 5 bar

Equipment Type
Chromatography Column

Usage Mode
Vertical / horizontal mounting

chromatography columns Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Pieces

Supply Ability
1000 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
2-5 Days

About chromatography columns

A Chromatography column is a device used in chromatography for the separation of chemical compounds. A chromatography column contains the stationary phase, allowing the mobile phase to pass through it. Chromatography columns of different types are used in both gas and liquid chromatography.

Exceptional Chemical and Thermal Resistance

Engineered from premium borosilicate glass and stainless steel, these columns withstand harsh acids, bases, and temperatures up to 200C. Their chemical resilience makes them ideal for demanding laboratory environments, whether cleaning with strong reagents or operating at elevated temperatures. The integrated PTFE components further enhance compatibility and longevity.

Flexible Design for Multiple Chromatographic Techniques

These columns support a range of chromatography types, including HPLC, flash, gravity, and preparative methods. Modular fittings and customizable dimensions (from 500 ml to 10 L) allow users to select the right configuration for their specific analytical or purification workflow. The vertical or horizontal mounting options add to their versatility.

User-Friendly Features for Efficient Lab Operations

Leak-proof PTFE screw fittings, integrated septa, and transparent cylindrical bodies provide convenience, visibility, and secure operation. The columns are easy to assemble, transport, and maintain-offering both manual and automatic control options. This results in streamlined chromatographic processes with high accuracy and reliability.

FAQ's of chromatography columns:

Q: How do I clean and sterilize the chromatography columns?

A: Chromatography columns can be autoclaved and are resistant to strong acids and bases, allowing for thorough chemical cleaning. Always disassemble and clean the PTFE end caps separately, and ensure the column is fully dry before reuse.

Q: What types of chromatographic techniques can these columns be used for?

A: These columns are compatible with HPLC, flash, gravity, and preparative chromatography. Their modular design and chemical resistance make them suitable for a wide spectrum of laboratory separation and purification tasks.

Q: When should I use vertical versus horizontal mounting of the column?

A: Vertical mounting is typically used for gravity-fed processes and facilitates efficient packing and flow. Horizontal mounting can be chosen when space is limited or specific process requirements dictate, as both configurations maintain column integrity.

Q: Where can the columns be employed within laboratory workflows?

A: These chromatography columns are ideal for laboratories focused on analytical research, separation, and purification. Their portable design allows for easy relocation within lab environments, supporting various experimental setups.

Q: What media are suitable for column packing?

A: The columns accept silica gel, resin, alumina, and other common chromatographic media. Select the packing material based on your separation requirements and the nature of your analytes.

Q: How does the integrated septa benefit sample collection?

A: The PTFE end caps with integrated septa facilitate secure, contamination-free sampling and injection, allowing process monitoring and fraction collection without disturbing the packed bed or risking leaks.

Q: What advantages does the transparent column design offer?

A: A transparent cylindrical body enables continuous visual observation of packing, process development, and separation. This helps users optimize conditions and quickly identify any channeling or packing issues.