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Browse our HPLC and UHPLC columns for greater separation process

Our wide selection of HPLC columns for small and large molecule analysis enhances the separation process in terms of retention, resolution, selectivity, and analysis time, all while reducing the time for method development.

We also offer custom-packed columns to give you the maximum flexibility in your HPLC applications. With our customized packing system, our multiple particles, chemistry options, and column hardware are available in different combinations.

Please use this form to request a quote for a custom HPLC column.

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