SpeedCore pH Plus High pH Core-Shell HPLC Columns

Columns (LC)

SpeedCore pH Plus High pH Core-Shell HPLC Columns

31 Oct, 2014

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Fortis Technologies Limited has launched their brand new SpeedCore PH Plus core-shell columns. Designed to offer the analyst the ability to work at low, mid or high pH on a core-shell column, resulting in ultra high efficiencies whilst expanding the ability to use pH range as a method development tool.

Core-shell particles to-date have showen great promise in enhancing efficiency plate counts, and operating at standard pressures, without the need for UHPLC backpressure. They have however suffered from a relatively narrow pH range. Now with the launch of SpeedCore pH Plus the pH range has been expanded from pH 1-12, meaning no buffer or pH limitations.

Available as 2.6um or 5um particle size SpeedCore pH Plus is the lastest in core-shell technology designed to make the life of the analytical chemist much easier.

To request more information or for your copy of the new Fortis Speedcore brochure you can contact technical support at Fortis Technologies on +44 151 336 2266, visit the website or email.

Fortis Technologies Ltd offers a range of innovative column solutions along with extensive technical support and applications for the separation scientist.  

Fortis Technologies offers exceptional performance throughout its range combined with excellent customer service and value. Fortis columns are available worldwide.

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