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Help check the column model

2009-03-03View Original

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In this analysis, there was no interaction between the gas phase and the liquid phase; I would appreciate it if someone who is knowledgeable could help me identify the Chinese model number of this chromatography column. An explanation in simple terms would be great. Chromatography column: SHIMADZU Shim-pack VP-ODS 150L*4.6
Reply #22009-03-03
Shimadzu’s Shim-pack VP-ODS columns: the series number is 4.6×150mm; details for the 5μm columns: particle size of 4.6 μm, column length of 150mm, and coating thickness of the stationary phase at 5μm. Shimadzu’s Shim-pack VP-ODS liquid chromatography columns benefit from Shimadzu’s superior skills in silica synthesis, unique chemical bonding and end-capping techniques, as well as advanced homogenization and packing processes. These factors ensure that the silica particles in the Shim-pack VP-ODS series have an almost perfectly spherical surface and consistent particle sizes, resulting in high column efficiency even at low pressures. Currently, due to the variability in column performance, many researchers do not want to waste valuable time and samples. The new Shim-pack VP-ODS column developed by Shimadzu meets the stringent requirements specified in GLP/GMP as well as the need for improved efficiency. The Shim-pack VP-ODS series utilizes a unique filling process, with strict quality control applied throughout the entire production process; in addition, it comes with quality certification certificates to meet even stricter quality requirements. Each pillar is subjected to rigorous testing before leaving the factory to ensure that it meets the relevant requirements both in a specific region and on a global scale. The Shim-pack VP-ODS chromatography column is not only an excellent tool for the development of pharmaceutical analysis methods but also a perfect complement to Shimadzu’s new VP series of HPLC systems. This post was last edited by lifanwang on 2009-3-3 12:48.]
Reply #32009-03-03
Shimadzu uses its own labeling system for chromatography, which is different from Agilent’s.

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