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Claricep flash chromatography columns are packed with deactivated silica resulting in column stability and reproducible separations. Claricep flash chromatography columns are available in the following selectivities reversed phase (AQ C18, C18, C8, NH2,and Phenyl), and normal phase (Basic and silica) .
Claricep Flash Columns
Seamlessly Upgrade to Claricep Flash Columns
Improved performance and less undesirable silica
surface activity than regular flash columns. Claricep is an Agela Technologies Flash product.
Seamlessly Upgrade from Traditional Columns to Claricep Flash
Bonna-Agela Technologies have developed a technology that effectively deactivates the silica surface. As a result, Claricep Flash columns have less surface activity than ordinary silica columns and demonstrate significantly improved chromatgraphic performance.
The i-Series features a managed column head space with a secured screw-on lid. This new design allows either loading of liquid samples directly onto the column head or loading of impregnated solid sample directly into the space. Users will benefit from:
Choice of loading method based on sample properties
Narrow band for liquid samples because of wide loading area
Dry-loading of solid impregnated samples minimizes band broadening
Customized loading method upon user preference
Claricep s-Series
The s-Series columns are fully packed without a head void. In addition, the Luer lock fittings for both inlet and outlet allows easy operation of tandem columns or the coupling of a loading cartridge.
Compatible with Biotage instruments
Claricep c-Series
The c-Series shares the same design, but the column outlet does not have a luer lock structure, this simplifies tubing connection across various flash systems.