Chromatography and SPE Media Offerings

Solid phase extraction (SPE)

Chromatography and SPE Media Offerings

30 Nov, 2011

Published over 14 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Solid phase extraction (SPE).

Porex a manufactuer of porous media solutions for the healthcare, industrial and consumer markets, has enhanced its comprehensive line of POREX® Chromatography and SPE Media solutions with versatile, high-performance porous materials and filters designed to endure the most challenging chromatography applications. POREX Chromatography and SPE Media exemplify the critical design standards and precision molding required for today’s technological products and can be used in a wide variety of demanding life science filtration, separation, extraction and purification applications including drug discovery, protein precipitation and dissolution.

“Porex strives to create innovative solutions that solve the specific challenges of our healthcare and life science customers,” said William Midgette, President and Chief Executive Officer of Porex. “Porex scientists and engineers work hard to deliver industry-leading products such as our POREX Chromatography and SPE Media solutions that meet our customers’ needs and exceed their expectations.”

As part of the Porex technical performance and certification program, POREX Chromatography and SPE Media products can be further optimized through use of a proprietary process to help eliminate potential methodology impurities from molding, packaging and environmental issues.

For more information ww.porex.com

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