Waters, 186001437DV, Deactivated 700 µL Quick Load Replacement Inserts for 96-well Plate, 1/pk

Quick load, 700 µL deactivated glass insert for use with a 96-well plate. Inserts are a solution in applications where there is limited sample volume. The deactivated glass has a silanized surface to prevent adsorption of highly polar molecules.

Specifications
UNSPSC: 41113036
Application: Sample Preparation
Product Type: Plates
Units per Package: 1 pk
Number of Wells: 96
Material: Glass insert
Format: 96-Well Plate

Additional Information
Deactivated 700 µL Quick Load Replacement Inserts for 96-well Plate, 1/pk The Deactivated 700 µL Quick Load Replacement Inserts for 96-well Plate laboratory equipment is a 700 µL deactivated glass insert for use with a 96-well plate. Inserts are useful in situations with limited sample volume. The surface of the deactivated glass is silanized to inhibit the adsorption of highly polar compounds. Waters' Deactivated 700 µL Quick Load Replacement Inserts for 96-well Plates are manufactured in dedicated facilities that meet the most stringent industry standards. Waters' world-class manufacturing facilities strive to improve the quality of all SPE product performances. All Waters equipment and products satisfy the industry's highest quality standards, including ISO 9001, ISO 13485, and current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP). Each of the Deactivated 700 µL Quick Load Replacement Inserts for the 96-well Plate has been rigorously tested and must pass quality control to ensure that you can rely on your laboratory equipment and get consistent results. You can browse our brochure or website to see the whole Waters product line and shop for lab equipment to add more great lab equipment to your laboratory or refresh your stock as needed. Our website enables you to get in touch with a member of our global support team that can assist you with any questions or concerns you may have. You might be interested in AutoPurification System Standard as well. The Quality Control Reference Materials portfolio is a one-of-a-kind collection of standards and mixes. The user can assess and benchmark their chromatographic equipment with these components before analyzing crucial material. Every item in the series is one-of-a-kind thanks to the expertise of Waters professionals. The AutoPurification Dye Standard is composed of three compounds: thionin, thioflavin, and crystal violet. This standard mix is used to confirm the benchmark performance of a Preparative/Purification System employing fraction collection.

FAQ
What Are The Primary Differences Between HPLC Columns C8 And C18? Straight-chain alkyl groups C8 and C18 are employed in reverse-phase HPLC chromatography for silica surface modification. In reverse-phase chromatography, an aqueous, moderately polar mobile phase is utilized. The fundamental difference between C8 and C18 columns used in HPLC is that the stationary phase of the C8 column contains octyl carbon chain (C8)-bonded silica, whereas the stationary phase of the C18 column contains octadecyl carbon chain (C18)-bonded silica. Furthermore, C8 columns have a lower density and are less hydrophobic, whereas C18 columns are more hydrophobic and have a greater density. As a result, C8 columns have a shorter retention duration than C18 columns. As a result, C8 columns have smaller separation, whereas C18 columns have higher separation.