Agilent, 122-1233, J&W DB-XLB GC Column, 30 m, 0.25 mm, 1.00 µm, 7 inch cage

J&W DB-XLB GC Column, 30 m, 0.25 mm, 1.00 µm, 7 inch cage. This is the most common GC column format compatible with Agilent 5890, 6890, 7820, 7890, 8860, and 8890 series GC systems and all non-Agilent GC systems with a similarly sized oven.

Specifications:
Capillary Tubing: Fused Silica
Film Thickness: 1 µm
Format: 7 inch
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.25 mm
Length: 30 m
Phase: DB-XLB
Polarity: Mid Polarity
Temperature Range: 30 °C-340/360 °C
UNSPSC Code: 41115710
With Smart Key: No

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The J&W DB-XLB GC capillary column from Agilent is specifically engineered to deliver exceptional performance in trace-level analysis of semivolatile organic compounds, notably when minimizing bleed and maximizing sensitivity are paramount. This column features a 30 meter length, 0.25 mm inner diameter, and a 1.00 micrometer film thickness, wound on a 7 inch cage for compatibility with standard gas chromatography systems. Its distinctive low-bleed, extremely inert stationary phase ensures reliable results in applications such as persistent organic pollutant quantification, dioxin and PCB analysis, food safety testing, and environmental monitoring. Well-suited for use with mass spectrometry and electron capture detectors, the column supports robust separation and consistent reproducibility across demanding analytical workflows. It pairs seamlessly with Agilent 6890, 7890, 8860, and 8890 series gas chromatographs, while also offering interoperability with many other major GC brands. Related products include Agilent’s DB-5MS and DB-35MS columns for laboratories seeking slightly different selectivity or bleed characteristics. Analysts benefit from the combination of excellent inertness, high thermal stability, and consistent lot-to-lot reproducibility, ensuring data integrity in regulated and high-throughput laboratory environments.