Agilent, CP5881, J&W VF-1ms GC Column, 15 m, 0.15 mm, 0.15 µm, 7 inch cage

J&W VF-1ms GC Column, 15 m, 0.15 mm, 0.15 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: 0.15 µm
Format: 7 inch
GC Column Type: GC/MS
Inner Diameter (ID): 0.15 mm
Length: 15 m
Phase: VF-1ms
Polarity: Low Polarity
Temperature Range: -60 °C-325/350 °C
UNSPSC Code: 41115710
With Smart Key: No

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The J&W VF-1ms GC column provides industry-leading performance for high-speed gas chromatography applications requiring low bleed and maximum inertness. Featuring a 100 percent dimethylpolysiloxane stationary phase, this non-polar capillary column is engineered for robust analysis of volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds in diverse matrices, including environmental samples, food and beverage, forensics, and petrochemical products. Its 15 meter length, 0.15 mm internal diameter, and 0.15 micrometer film thickness enable rapid separations with sharp peak resolution and minimal sample adsorption. Designed on a 7 inch cage, the column is suitable for installation in a wide range of GC instruments, including Agilent 6890, 7890, Intuvo 9000, and other compatible gas chromatographs. The exceptional thermal stability and ultra-low bleed characteristics make this column ideal for mass spectrometric detection, supporting highly sensitive quantification and identification workflows. It serves as a reliable choice for analytical laboratories requiring reproducible data quality in regulated environments. Suitable for both routine quality control and advanced research, it is compatible with Agilent’s full line of autosamplers, injectors, and detectors, and provides a proven solution for laboratories seeking efficiency and analytical precision in trace-level analyses.