Restek, 80442-840, Packed GC Column, 10% Rtx-1, Silcoport W 100/120, 6', 2 mm ID, Configuration for PerkinElmer Auto Sys 8300, 8400, 8700, Clarus 500

Bonded phases are used in capillary columns because they provided a dramatic increase in column quality. To truly bridge the gap between traditional packed columns and capillary columns, it was necessary to develop bonded liquid phases for packed columns. Now, packed column chromatographers can expect shorter conditioning times, lower bleed, and longer column lifetimes by using Restek bonded-phase packed columns. Solvent rinsing during the manufacturing process removes low molecular weight polymer fragments that contribute to long conditioning cycle times. Our bonded packings usually stabilize in 30 minutes or less. Because the bleed is lower with bonded phases, detectors can be operated at higher sensitivities and the need for data system bleed compensation is greatly reduced. Bonded phases also last much longer than nonbonded phases. Bonded phases are more resistant to oxidation than nonbonded phases because of the stronger intermolecular forces produced by cross-linking. Because the material is thoroughly cross-linked, the phase will not sag, as often happens with nonbonded phases. Column Configuration Key: -800 General—General Configuration -810 Agilent Standard—(HP) 5880, 5890, 5987, 6890, 7890, 8890 -820 Scion (Bruker 430, 450) (Varian Standard—Scion 3700, Vista Series, FID) -840 PerkinElmer Standard—PE Auto System 8300/8400/8700, Clarus 500 -850 Shimadzu 14A—Shimadzu 14A, 2014 Other column configurations available. If you don't see the configuration you need listed below, contact your local Restek representative. These columns are for on-column injections. For not-on-column configuration, add suffix -901.
Features & Benefits
Low bleed levels.
Longer column lifetimes.
Short conditioning times.