Semiprep/Preparative Guard Cartridge Holder, PN: 5095-01

Stainless steel

Part # 5095-01

Guard columns (PN: 5095-01) would retain any compounds or particulate material that would block the frits or highly adsorb to the primary column, thereby protecting and extending the lifetime of the more costly main column.  This holder is used for housing the stainless steel guard cartridge for the semiprep/preparative columns.  

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Semiprep/Preparative Guard Cartridge Holder, PN: 5095-01 Details

Guard columns can provide many benefits when used upstream from an analytical, preparative, or semi-preparative column. Guard columns are typically chosen to have the same packing as the primary column. The guard cartridge is a convenient and cost-effective format that allows it to be replaced as needed without disconnecting the holder from the main column. Any compounds or particulate material that would block the frits or highly adsorb to the primary column will do so on the guard column, thereby protecting and extending the lifetime of the more costly column. In addition to protective uses, guard columns can be used as sacrificial preparative components.

Semiprep/Preparative Guard Cartridge Holder, PN: 5095-01 Specifications

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Format Guard Cartridge Holder
Guard Column Size Semiprep/Preparative
Hardware Material Stainless Steel
UOM 1 EACH

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Browse app notes, user guides, specification documents, and more in our Knowledge Center.

Catechins Identified by Hamilton HPLC Column

Application Note

Spill the Tea, Catechins Identified by Hamilton’s PRP-C18

Catechins found in tea (green, white, black), are best known for their antioxidant properties. Catechins have shown to exhibit antimicrobial activity against staphylococcus, E. Coli, and H. pylori1 in addition to preventing oxidative degradation. Read our app note on catechins identified by Hamilton's PRP-C18.
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Application Note

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