XBridge Protein BEH SEC Guard Column, 125Å, 3.5 µm, 7.8 mm X 30 mm

Utilize the XBridge Protein BEH SEC Guard Column to extend column longevity. A piece of safety lab equipment called a guard column is positioned between the injector and the analytical column. It works by preventing suspended particles and chemical contaminants from entering the analytical column.

The same high-performance packing materials utilized in the production of all Waters analytical columns are also employed in the XBridge Protein BEH SEC Guard Column. It was created and constructed in particular for circumstances when a greater capacity for biological fluid cleansing and/or temperature control is required.

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The XBridge Protein BEH SEC Guard Column, like other Waters products, is made in a cGMP, ISO 9001-certified facility using ultra-pure chemicals. Additionally, the packing material for the XBridge Protein BEH SEC Guard Column is put through chromatographic testing using neutral, acidic, and basic analytes for each batch. The results are once again held to the highest standards and the tightest specification ranges to ensure consistently excellent, repeatable performance.

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