Agilent, PRA0830053E2BI, PROTEEMA BioInert, 300Å, 8 x 300 mm, 5 µm

PROTEEMA BioInert, 300Å, 8 x 300 mm, 5 µm. GPC/SEC column, molecular weight range 1000 to 1.2x10^6, ships in water

Specifications:
Brand: PROTEEMA
Guard Column: No
Inner Diameter (ID): 8 mm
Length: 300 mm
Maximum Temperature: 70 °C
Molecular Weight Lower Limit: 1000 Da
Molecular Weight Upper Limit: 1200000 Da
Particle Size: 5 µm
Particle Type: Individual Pore Size
Pore Size: 300 Å
Pressure Rating: 120 bar
Shipping Solvent: Water
UNSPSC Code: 41115709
pH Range: 2-8

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This high-performance HPLC column is designed for rigorous bioanalytical and proteomics applications, offering a 300 Å pore size to accommodate the efficient separation of large biomolecules, including intact proteins, peptides, and antibodies. With an 8 x 300 mm dimension and 5-micron particle size, it ensures excellent resolution and reproducibility for complex mixtures. The bioinert construction minimizes unwanted biomolecular interactions and reduces analyte adsorption, maintaining sample integrity and consistent results across runs. This column is ideally suited for size-exclusion chromatography, aggregate analysis, molecular weight determination, and purity assessment in biopharmaceutical research, characterization, and quality control processes. Compatible with leading Agilent chromatographic systems, including the 1100, 1200, and 1260 Infinity series, it integrates seamlessly into analytical workflows. Its robust design is also suitable for use with other major HPLC platforms, providing broad versatility for laboratories engaged in protein therapeutics, vaccine development, and advanced proteome studies. For optimal performance, it pairs well with Agilent’s bioinert UHPLC systems and protein analysis kits. Overall, this column offers a reliable solution for researchers requiring precise and reproducible biomacromolecule separation in both academic and industrial settings.