HPLC and UHPLC columns for analytical and preparative work

Select by separation mode, sample chemistry, particle size, pore size, dimensions, pressure, and application.

Column families

The range covers routine separations, polar analytes, biological macromolecules, high-pressure work, and purification scale-up.

C18 reversed-phase HPLC columns

Reversed-phase

C18, C8, PFP, and Phenyl selectivities for broad small-molecule method requirements.

HILIC HPLC column

Normal-phase and HILIC

Options for polar, hydrophilic, and application-specific retention challenges.

SEC and Bio-SEC chromatography columns

SEC and Bio-SEC

Size-exclusion formats for macromolecular and biological sample analysis.

Preparative HPLC column range

Preparative and specialty

Scale-up, purification, and dedicated columns for specific compounds or matrices.

Match chemistry before dimensions

Begin with analyte polarity, ionization, matrix, molecular size, and detection method. Then refine hardware and packing variables.

Separation needUseful starting familySelection questions
Broad nonpolar to moderately polar compoundsC18 or C8Retention, peak shape, pH range, and aqueous compatibility
Polar or hydrophilic compoundsHILIC or aqueous-compatible C18Mobile phase, water compatibility, and selectivity
Aromatic or halogenated analytesPFP or PhenylAlternative selectivity and matrix effects
Proteins and macromoleculesSEC or Bio-SECMolecular range, pore size, and sample compatibility
Isolation and purificationPreparative columnLoading, target purity, scale, and method transfer
C18 HPLC column stationary-phase structure

Configurable column variables

Standard and custom options can be evaluated against the method and instrument.

Hardware

  • IDs from analytical to preparative formats
  • Lengths from short screening columns to preparative hardware
  • Stainless steel and relevant connection options

Packing

  • Stationary-phase chemistry
  • Particle and pore size
  • Application-specific packing and screening

Send the analyte and method requirements

Include the sample matrix, target compounds, current column, mobile phase, detector, system pressure, and desired improvement.