Low-cost C18 columns for legacy HPLC applications. Available in moderate and high carbon loads.
Hi-Plex HPLC columns provide reliable carbohydrate analysis with simple instrument requirements. Unlike ion chromatography columns, Hi-Plex columns use pure water or dilute acid on a standard HPLC, and do not require ion regeneration or suppressors. The media consists of robust a sulfonated cross-linked styrene-divinylbenzene gel in hydrogen form, or is impregnated with various metal cations with different selectivities, as described in USP L17, L19, L34, and L58. Features • Agilent's recommended column for carbohydrate analysis • Operates on a standard HPLC and does not require specialized equipment • Simple operating conditions: water or dilute acid, isocratic conditions, up to 30 % acetonitrile as a modifier • Available in 8 µm and 10 µm particle sizes • Complies with USP L17, USP L19, and USP L34
Hi-Plex HPLC columns provide reliable carbohydrate analysis with simple instrument requirements. Unlike ion chromatography columns, Hi-Plex columns use pure water or dilute acid on a standard HPLC, and do not require ion regeneration or suppressors. The media consists of robust a sulfonated cross-linked styrene-divinylbenzene gel in hydrogen form, or is impregnated with various metal cations with different selectivities, as described in USP L17, L19, L34, and L58. Features • Agilent's recommended column for carbohydrate analysis • Operates on a standard HPLC and does not require specialized equipment • Simple operating conditions: water or dilute acid, isocratic conditions, up to 30 % acetonitrile as a modifier • Available in 8 µm and 10 µm particle sizes • Complies with USP L17, USP L19, and USP L34
Hi-Plex HPLC columns provide reliable carbohydrate analysis with simple instrument requirements. Unlike ion chromatography columns, Hi-Plex columns use pure water or dilute acid on a standard HPLC, and do not require ion regeneration or suppressors. The media consists of robust a sulfonated cross-linked styrene-divinylbenzene gel in hydrogen form, or is impregnated with various metal cations with different selectivities, as described in USP L17, L19, L34, and L58. Features • Agilent's recommended column for carbohydrate analysis • Operates on a standard HPLC and does not require specialized equipment • Simple operating conditions: water or dilute acid, isocratic conditions, up to 30 % acetonitrile as a modifier • Available in 8 µm and 10 µm particle sizes • Complies with USP L17, USP L19, and USP L34
Hi-Plex HPLC columns provide reliable carbohydrate analysis with simple instrument requirements. Unlike ion chromatography columns, Hi-Plex columns use pure water or dilute acid on a standard HPLC, and do not require ion regeneration or suppressors. The media consists of robust a sulfonated cross-linked styrene-divinylbenzene gel in hydrogen form, or is impregnated with various metal cations with different selectivities, as described in USP L17, L19, L34, and L58. Features • Agilent's recommended column for carbohydrate analysis • Operates on a standard HPLC and does not require specialized equipment • Simple operating conditions: water or dilute acid, isocratic conditions, up to 30 % acetonitrile as a modifier • Available in 8 µm and 10 µm particle sizes • Complies with USP L17, USP L19, and USP L34
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