Agilent, 122-3832, J&W DB-35ms GC Column, 30 m, 0.25 mm, 0.25 µm, 7 inch cage

J&W DB-35ms GC Column, 30 m, 0.25 mm, 0.25 µm, 7 inch cage. This is the most common GC column format compatible with Agilent 5890, 6890, 7820, 7890, 8860, and 8890 series GC systems and all non-Agilent GC systems with a similarly sized oven.

Specifications:
Agency Method: ASTM D5317ASTM D5812EPA 507
Capillary Tubing: Fused Silica
Film Thickness: 0.25 µm
Format: 7 inch
GC Column Type: GC/MS
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.25 mm
Length: 30 m
Phase: DB-35ms
Polarity: Mid Polarity
Temperature Range: 50 °C-340/360 °C
UNSPSC Code: 41115710
USP Designation: G28G32G42
With Smart Key: No

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Designed for high performance gas chromatography applications, this mid-polarity capillary column features a 35 percent phenyl methylpolysiloxane stationary phase. It delivers robust separation of a wide range of analytes, including pharmaceuticals, pesticides, endocrine disruptors, and environmental contaminants. The 30 meter length, 0.25 millimeter internal diameter, and 0.25 micron film thickness provide excellent resolution and sensitivity for both routine and high-throughput laboratories. Mounted on a 7 inch cage, this column integrates seamlessly with a variety of Agilent GC and GC MS systems, ensuring compatibility and ease of installation. Commonly utilized in research, clinical, food safety, and environmental laboratories, it excels in applications requiring trace analysis and quantification of semi-volatile compounds. Its low bleed characteristics and thermal stability enhance system performance, making it ideal for mass spectrometry detection. For expanded applications or method development, related J and W columns with varying lengths, film thicknesses, and polarity phases can be employed alongside this model. This column is a reliable choice for laboratories demanding precision reproducibility and long-term analytical consistency in challenging separations.