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Cation Exchange Bulk Packing Material

Polymer bulk packing material for cation exchange applications.

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Compound Class

General, chemical type or category of compound to be separated.

Packing Material

The type of resin that is packed inside the column tube.

USP Class

United States Pharmacopeia HPLC column designation.

Particle Size

Size (in micrometers) of the polymer or silica bead packed inside the column tube.

Hardware ID

Inside diameter (in millimeters) of the column tube.

Hardware Length

Length of the column tube (in millimeters).

All Hamilton HPLC packings are available as bulk resin or packed into analytical, semi-preparative and preparative columns. Chromatographic capacity and efficiency tests are conducted on both bulk and packed column resins to ensure product integrity. Samples from different lots can be purchased for method/process validation. For ease of ordering specify the quantity of resin needed in grams. Quantities from one gram to tens of Kilo's are available.

Hamilton Cation Exchange HPLC Column Packing Materials


PRP-X200	Inorganic and organic cations using conductivity or UV detection. Separate mono or divalent cations depending on mobile phase conditions.

PRP-X400	Glyphosate and metabolite in drinking water. Also unique hydrophilic interaction separations

PRP-X800	Mono and divalent cations in the same run. Transition metals

HC-40	Sugar oligomers up to DP8. Max pressure 1,000 psi

HC-75 Ca²⁺	Mono and disaccharides in corn syrup. Max pressure 1,000 psi

HC-75 H⁺	Organic acids and sugars. Max pressure 1,000 psi

HC-75 Pb²⁺	Sugar alcohols. Max pressure 1,000 psi