Agilent, PSS-PSKITR1HT, ReadyCal Polystyrene for HT GPC, 1.5 mL calibration kit

ReadyCal Polystyrene for HT GPC, 1.5 mL calibration kit. Includes 10 each of 3 different vials containing pre-weighed standards with 4 different molecular masses, total 12 molecular masses, nominal Mp 370 - 2,500,000 Da, 3 x 10 vials, 1.5 mL crimp caps

Specifications:
Type: Polystyrene
UNSPSC Code: 41116107
Vial Volume - GPC/SEC Standard: 1.5 mL

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This calibration kit delivers high-quality polystyrene standards specifically designed for high-temperature gel permeation chromatography (HT GPC) applications. Each kit includes 1.5 mL of ready-to-use calibration solution, allowing for precise and efficient molecular weight calibration across a broad range of polymers. Researchers and analysts in polymer science, quality control, and materials characterization benefit from rapid calibration and reproducible results, optimizing workflow efficiency. The standards are ideal for use in polymer identification, molecular weight distribution analysis, and monitoring polymer processing. This kit is fully compatible with Agilent GPC/SEC systems and detectors, and its formulation supports reliable calibration for high-temperature operation, ensuring stability and consistency in challenging analytical conditions. Laboratories engaged in polymer research, plastics manufacturing, and quality assurance will find this kit essential for routine calibration and method validation. It complements Agilent’s range of GPC solvents, columns, and detectors, providing a comprehensive solution for demanding HT GPC workflows. The ready-to-use format eliminates the need for manual standard preparation, reducing preparation errors and minimizing solvent exposure. This calibration kit ensures traceability, accuracy, and reproducibility in polymer molecular weight determinations, supporting robust GPC analysis for both routine and advanced research requirements.