Agilent, 128-0122, J&W DB-1ms GC Column, 25 m, 0.20 mm, 0.33 µm, 7 inch cage

J&W DB-1ms GC Column, 25 m, 0.20 mm, 0.33 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:
Capillary Tubing: Fused Silica
Film Thickness: 0.33 µm
Format: 7 inch
GC Column Type: GC/MS
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.2 mm
Length: 25 m
Phase: DB-1ms
Polarity: Low Polarity
Temperature Range: -60 °C-340/350 °C
UNSPSC Code: 41115710
USP Designation: G1G2G38G9
With Smart Key: No

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The J&W DB-1ms GC column is engineered for high-performance gas chromatography applications, offering a non-polar stationary phase composed of 100 percent dimethylpolysiloxane. With dimensions of 25 meters in length, 0.20 mm internal diameter, and a 0.33 µm film thickness, this capillary column is ideal for the analysis of volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds across a broad spectrum of matrices. The 7 inch cage format ensures compatibility with a wide range of GC instruments, facilitating easy installation and handling.

This column supports both routine quality control and advanced research in environmental testing, food safety, forensics, pharmaceutical development, and petrochemical analysis. Its low bleed characteristics and robust thermal stability make it particularly suitable for mass spectrometry detection, ensuring precise, reproducible results even in demanding analyses.

Designed for seamless integration with Agilent GC and GC-MS systems and compatible with other leading gas chromatographs, it also complements related consumables within the Agilent portfolio, such as high-purity inlet liners and sample vials. The column's reliability, inertness, and broad temperature range contribute to its suitability for trace-level quantification and method development in high-throughput laboratory environments.