Agilent, A396121C, Bond Elut PBA, 96 square-well plate, 2 mL, 100 mg, 1/pk

Bond Elut PBA, 96 square-well plate, 2 mL, 100 mg, 1/pk. Contains a phenylboronic acid functionality that retains analytes through a reversible covalent bond; and a boronate group providing a strong affinity for cis-diol-containing compounds.

Specifications:
Bed Mass: 100 mg
Brand: Bond Elut
Frit Material: Polyethylene
Frit Pore Size: 20
Number of Wells: 96
Particle Size: 40 µm
Phase: PBA
Primary Extraction Mechanism: Covalent Bonding
SPE Category: Covalent
SPE Format: 96 Square-Well Plate
Skirt: Full
Sorbent Material: Specialty
Sterile: No
Typical Matrices: Aqueous SamplesBiological FluidsPlasmaUrine
UNSPSC Code: 41115712
Volume: 2 mL
Well Plate Material: Polypropylene
Well Shape: Square

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The Bond Elut PBA 96 square-well plate offers a high-throughput solution for solid phase extraction with each well containing 100 mg of phenylboronic acid sorbent and a 2 mL capacity. The plate is designed for effective sample cleanup and preparation, particularly targeting cis-diol containing compounds such as catecholamines, glycopeptides, nucleosides, and certain carbohydrates. Its selectivity is based on reversible interactions with cis-diol groups, making it valuable in clinical, pharmaceutical, and food safety research laboratories.

This square-well plate format allows efficient parallel processing of multiple samples and is compatible with most automation platforms, liquid handling robots, and vacuum manifolds supporting standard 96-well configurations. Related Bond Elut plates and cartridges with different sorbent chemistries can be used alongside this plate for multi-class analyte analysis. The device is well suited for sample cleanup prior to downstream analyses by HPLC, LCMS, and related analytical instruments. Researchers seeking enrichment and purification of glycopeptides or other cis-diol compounds will benefit from its high binding capacity and reproducibility, streamlining sample processing in high-throughput workflows.