Agilent, PRA0830051E3LS, PROTEEMA Lux, 1000Å, 8 x 300 mm, 5 µm

PROTEEMA Lux, 1000Å, 8 x 300 mm, 5 µm. Light-scattering detection ready GPC/SEC column for aqueous eluents to analyze peptides and proteins resolving range 1 kDa to 7.5 MDa

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: 7500000 Da
Particle Size: 5 µm
Particle Type: Individual Pore Size
Pore Size: 1000 Å
Pressure Rating: 120 bar
Shipping Solvent: Water
UNSPSC Code: 41115709
pH Range: 2-8

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This high-performance chromatography column is engineered for advanced biomolecule analysis, featuring a pore size of 1000 Angstroms and particle size of 5 micrometers in an 8 x 300 millimeter format. Designed to deliver exceptional resolution and reproducibility, it is optimized for the separation of large proteins, monoclonal antibodies, and other macromolecules. Its robust silica-based matrix ensures high sample recovery and minimal carryover, making it ideal for applications in biopharmaceutical research, quality control, and characterization of therapeutic proteins.

Suitable for use in reversed-phase and size exclusion chromatography, this versatile column supports analytical workflows in protein structure elucidation, aggregation studies, and purity assessments. Researchers benefit from its compatibility with a wide range of mobile phases and its tolerance to various buffer systems, enabling flexible method development. The column seamlessly integrates with Agilent liquid chromatography systems, including the 1100, 1260, and 1290 Infinity LC series, as well as other leading HPLC platforms. Additionally, it aligns with related Agilent consumables for streamlined laboratory operations. This product is a reliable solution for labs seeking robust, precise, and reproducible protein and biomolecule separations.