Grace HPLC Ranges Acquired by Hichrom

HPLC, UHPLC

Grace HPLC Ranges Acquired by Hichrom

02 Nov, 2018

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Hichrom now owns the worldwide exclusive rights to manufacture the Alltima®, Alltima® HP, Prevail™, Apollo™, Allsep®, Apex™, and Genesis™ HPLC column ranges from Grace. Additionally, Vydac® HPLC columns continue to be available exclusively from Hichrom.

Hichrom manufactures these column ranges to the same exacting manufacturing protocols and to identical technical specifications previously used by Grace/Alltech in manufacturing facilities accredited to both ISO9001 and ISO14001 standards.

Hichrom are pleased to introduce a brand-new catalogue containing the technical specifications, product details, and ordering information for all former Grace products now available from Hichrom. Contact the marketing team to request your free copy today. Hichrom are also proud to continue upholding its reputation of offering high quality, bespoke manufacturing. If you require any product not listed in the new catalogue, please contact Hichrom to discuss your requirements.

Furthermore, Hichrom continue to offer a range of high quality, free-of-charge technical services including method development advice, batch reservation, application support, and more - all free-of-charge - to ensure your separations are effective, reliable, and reproducible.

For details about former Grace brands not listed above, or for information on other products within the Hichrom portfolio, please contact the friendly and knowledgeable technical team at www.hichrom.co.uk.

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