Proteomix RP-500 - Reversed Phase

Cat. No.	Description	Specification	Unit	Price
CC02501885-01	Guard Cartridge with holder	Proteomix RP-500 (5 µm, 500 Å), 4.0×10mm	Each	Inquiry
CC02501885-02	Guard Column	Proteomix RP-500 (5 µm, 500 Å), 4.6×50mm	Each	Inquiry
CC02501885-03		Proteomix RP-500 (5 µm, 500 Å), 4.6×100mm	Each	Inquiry
CC02501885-04	Guard Column	Proteomix RP-500 (10 µm, 500 Å), 4.6×50mm	Each	Inquiry
CC02501885-05		Proteomix RP-500 (10 µm, 500 Å), 4.6×100mm	Each	Inquiry
CC02501885-06	Custom Column, Guard Column	Proteomix RP-500 (5 µm, 500 Å), 2.1×50mm	Each	Inquiry
CC02501885-07	Custom Column, Guard Column	Proteomix RP-500 (10 µm, 500 Å), 2.1×50mm	Each	Inquiry

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Product Description

Product Description

Proteomix® RP packings are porous polystyrene divinylbenzene (PS/DVB) polymer resins with narrow-dispersed particle size distribution. The base matrix of the resin is made of highly cross-linked PS/DVB which functions as reversed phase for chromatographic separation. The phase structure is phenyl and substituted phenyl functional groups that enable hydrophobic interaction. These highly rigid resins are provided with the particle size selection of 5, and 10 µm. In comparison to silica based reversed phase media, Proteomix® RP phases have advantages for biomolecule separations with wide pH range (1-14) and high thermal stability. At various column temperatures, the Proteomix® RP phases offer special selectivity, high resolution separation with online mass spec analysis capability for proteins such as mAb (monoclonal antibody), ADC (antibody drug conjugate) and related protein fragments.

Specifications

Resin Matrix: Spherical, highly cross-linked PS/DVB
Pore size: 300 Å, 500 Å and 1000 Å
Particle size: 5 and 10 µm
Phase Structure: Phenyl and substituted phenyl group
Separation Mechanism: Hydrophobic interaction
pH Stability: 1-14
Operating Temperature: Up to 80 °C
Operating Pressure: Up to 100 bar (at 80 °C )
Mobile Phase Compatibility: Compatible with aqueous solution, a mixture of water and acetonitrile, acetone, methanol, or THF